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HTA policies
The rules HTA agencies work to change more often than the assessments themselves. This coverage follows methods updates, scope changes and procedural reform at the bodies whose decisions determine national access.
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11/12/2026
The EU HTA Regulation: What Latin America Can Learn
A PAHO, RedETSA and HTAi webinar on the EU HTA Regulation: what Latin American agencies can reuse from joint clinical assessments, and which elements may be hard to adapt.
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11/10/2026
Neuquén Health Technology Assessment Agency: What Law 3563 Sets Up
Law 3563 creates a Neuquén health technology assessment agency. Guadalupe Montero explains how it will weigh safety, benefit, equity and budget impact.
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11/6/2026
Dupilumab Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria: G-BA Finds No Proven Added Benefit
The G-BA has found no proven added benefit for dupilumab in chronic spontaneous urticaria, compared with omalizumab plus second-generation H1 antihistamines.
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11/3/2026
Second Cochlear Implant Now Covered for Adults in the Netherlands
The Dutch health institute Zorginstituut Nederland has concluded that a second cochlear implant for adults with severe hearing loss in both ears belongs in the basic health package. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess
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11/2/2026
PBS Strategic Agreements: What Government and Industry Told Patients Before the Next Deal
Australia's PBS strategic agreements with the medicines industry expire on 30 June 2027. At a 23 October webinar, the health department, GBMA and Medicines Australia explained what the deals cover, how patients can feed in, and where industry says they have fallen short on access. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess #HTA #PBS #Australia
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10/14/2026
Rapid-Acting Insulin Analogue Cost-Effectiveness in Type 1 Diabetes: What the Evidence Shows
Insulin analogue cost-effectiveness studies for adults with type 1 diabetes mostly point the same way: the newer products usually come out ahead of human insulin. A new systematic review says that headline rests on thinner ground than it looks. The paper, by Shiwa Yaghoubi Bina, Steve Njokuocha and the T1D Economic Evidence Synthesis Group, has been accepted for Value in Health. The version available now is a pre-proof, so figures could still change at copyediting. The World Health Organization funded […]
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9/10/2026
AI in health technology assessment: what stays human
Alec Morton of NUS explains how AI is changing health technology assessment, what stays human, and why cheaper analysis could mean more health economics.
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8/28/2026
France Drug Reimbursement Reaches €37.9 Billion in 2024
France reimbursed 90% of drug costs in 2024, yet many patients still feel shortchanged. Maurice-Pierre Planel breaks down the numbers behind the paradox. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess #PharmaPolicy
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8/12/2026
Portugal Funds Briumvi for MS Only After First-Line Failures
❓ How is Portugal’s approval of ublituximab reshaping access to multiple sclerosis therapies?
The decision introduces new restrictions that could limit patient options and complicate market entry for innovative MS treatments.
Explore the full implications for healthcare access and regulatory strategy.
#SyenzaNews #pharmaceuticals #HealthcareInnovation #MarketAccess #healthcarepolicy
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8/10/2026
Infarmed Datroway Funding Rejection for HR+ Breast Cancer
Portugal's INFARMED has blocked public funding for Datroway in breast cancer, citing insufficient added value.
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8/3/2026
Portugal Approves Reimbursement for Akeega in BRCA-Mutated Prostate Cancer
How is Portugal expanding access to advanced prostate cancer therapies?
The country has approved reimbursement for the niraparib-abiraterone combination, strengthening patient options in oncology and highlighting progress in pharmaceutical market access.
Discover what this means for treatment innovation and healthcare policy.
#SyenzaNews #oncology #MarketAccess
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7/24/2026
Advancing Social Care HTA Funding Strategies Through Support Networks
How can Health Technology Assessment reshape funding for social care?
Our latest analysis explores strategic approaches to HTA-informed funding and the vital role of support networks in building sustainable, equitable social care systems.
Read the full piece to see how these strategies are driving meaningful change.
#SyenzaNews #HealthEconomics #HealthcareInnovation #costeffectiveness #innovation
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