AbbVie’s anti-inflammatory blockbuster Humira accounted for nearly $1.4 billion in additional unsupported U.S. drug spending last year, the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review says.

Drug Pricing Watchdog Identifies Most Significant Price Hikes

Makers of seven of 10 top drugs in the U.S. hiked those drugs’ prices substantially in 2020 with no new evidence of improved safety or effectiveness, led by AbbVie’s anti-inflammatory blockbuster Humira, an influential drug pricing watchdog group says.

The Boston-based Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) released its third Unsupported Price Increase Report last week. Its second report came out in in January 2021 and its first in late 2019.

Makers of seven of 10 top drugs in the U.S. hiked those drugs’ prices substantially in 2020 with no new evidence of improved safety or effectiveness, led by AbbVie’s anti-inflammatory blockbuster Humira, an influential drug pricing watchdog group says.

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