Estimer le prix des cellules CAR-T en France : du prix affiché au prix réel www.sciencedirect.com Dec. 29, 2025, 6:01 p.m.
En 2023, le prix net médian des cellules CAR-T industrielles en France a été estimé entre 212 550 et 220 110 €. Cette estimation, fondée sur les données publiques disponibles, permet de produire des hypothèses et ainsi mieux cerner le prix réel effectivement supporté par le système de santé tout en révélant l’opacité des mécanismes de tarification. La fixation des prix des cellules CAR-T repose sur un équilibre permanent entre valorisation de l’innovation, soutenabilité budgétaire et équité d’accès aux soins. À mesure que de nouvelles thérapies innovantes apparaissent et que leurs indications s’étendent, il devient indispensable de développer des évaluations médicoéconomiques complètes et transparentes ainsi que des outils de suivi performants en vie réelle tels que le registre DESCAR-T, afin d’orienter les décisions publiques et de garantir un accès équitable à ces innovations thérapeutiques majeures.
Advancements in CAR T-Cell Therapy Neurotoxicity Insights bioengineer.org Dec. 29, 2025, 5:58 p.m.
One of the prevalent theories regarding the development of ICANS postulates that the rapid proliferation of CAR T cells leads to a robust inflammatory response, releasing a cascade of cytokines that may impact the central nervous system. High levels of these cytokines can penetrate the blood-brain barrier, leading to neuroinflammation and subsequent neurological symptoms. This cytokine release syndrome (CRS) often accompanies ICANS, further complicating the clinical picture.
The "One Shot" Cure? How Vyriad’s $85M Raise Could Replace Complex CAR-T Labs with a Single Injection hitconsultant.net Dec. 29, 2025, 5:56 p.m.
Current “ex vivo” CAR-T therapies are bespoke and labor-intensive. They require a personalized manufacturing slot for every single patient, leading to bottlenecks that leave desperate patients waiting weeks or months.Vyriad’s approach, known as in vivo CAR-T, uses a modified lentivirus (LV-169) to act as a delivery truck. The Mechanism: The virus is engineered to seek out and bind specifically to T-cells inside the body The Payload: Once attached, it delivers a genetic instruction manual that teaches the T-cell to spot B-cell maturation antigen (BCMA), a protein found on multiple myeloma cancer cells The Result: The patient’s body becomes its own manufacturing facility, generating killer cells within days rather than weeks.
Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Increase Oversight of PBMs medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:50 p.m.
A bipartisan Senate bill would boost transparency and oversight of pharmacy benefit managers by changing how they’re paid, expanding reporting requirements and strengthening protections for pharmacies and taxpayers.
Employers Are Unknowingly Profiting From Sick Workers’ Drug Costs medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:49 p.m.
Mark Cuban warned that many employers are collecting drug rebate money funded by their sick employees — a practice that can violate fiduciary duties under ERISA. His company, Cost Plus Drugs, is partnering with organizations like Humana’s CenterWell to create direct-to-employer programs that bypass PBMs and deliver medications at lower net prices.
Improving Value-Based Care Depends on Better Payer-Provider Collaboration medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:48 p.m.
Veradigm Senior Manager of Provider Performance and Tech Utilization Amanda Banister shared insights on how payers can lead the next phase of VBC implementation and how they can collaborate with providers more effectively.
Auxira Health Secures $7.8M for Virtual Cardiology Platform medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:47 p.m.
Columbia, Maryland-based Auxira Health was co-developed by healthcare provider MedStar Health and investment firm Abundant Venture Partners. The startup partners with cardiology practices and health systems and embeds virtual teams of advanced practice practitioners, medical assistants and registered nurses as an extension of the in-person care team. Each team member trains in-person with the physicians before they are transitioned into virtual care.
Codoxo Raises $35M to Prevent Healthcare Payment Errors medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:45 p.m.
Codoxo's funding was led by CVS Health Ventures and included participation from Echo Health Ventures, Sands Capital and 111 West Capital.
The Referral Is Broken: Why Healthcare's Last Bottleneck Still Lacks Innovation medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:44 p.m.
We've automated everything but the one workflow that most directly determines whether patients actually get the care they need. The gap between knowing what works and implementing it at scale reveals the real problem that healthcare treats referrals as an administrative burden to manage, not a critical workflow to optimize.
We Gathered 50 Healthcare Financial Leaders. Here’s What We Learned medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:43 p.m.
The leaders who will thrive are those who can see both sides of every equation: mission and margin, empathy and efficiency, innovation and trust. They’re the ones building organizations that don’t just survive policy shifts and economic pressure, but use them as catalysts for progress.
AHA Invests in AI that Tackles Cardiology’s Gender Bias Problem medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:43 p.m.
The American Heart Association is backing an AI startup aimed at improving detection of hard-to-diagnose conditions like cardiac amyloidosis and heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). The company, named Ultromics, offers a platform that analyzes routine echocardiograms to help clinicians catch disease earlier, particularly for women who are more likely to be missed.
Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy Pill Becomes First FDA-Approved Oral GLP-1 Drug for Weight Loss medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:42 p.m.
Beyond weight reduction and long-term maintenance of weight loss, the FDA decision for oral Wegovy covers use of the once-daily pill for reducing the risk of major cardiovascular events. Novo Nordisk expects the Wegovy tablet will launch in early January.
Morgan Health: 5 Predictions for Employer-Sponsored Insurance in 2026 medcitynews.com Dec. 24, 2025, 5:41 p.m.
Affordability, drug costs and AI will be top of mind for employers in 2026, according to Morgan Health CEO Dan Mendelson.
« Cancer du sein localisé : faire mieux pour les patientes avec moins de coûts pour la société est possible ! » www.latribune.fr Dec. 22, 2025, 6:35 p.m.
Avec 12 000 décès annuels en France, le cancer du sein reste la tumeur la plus meurtrière chez la femme. Les tests de séquençage génomique permettent désormais d’éviter une chimiothérapie inutile à de nombreuses patientes. Pourtant, leur remboursement incomplet freine leur usage, créant des inégalités d’accès aux soins.
Cancer du sein : une thérapie CAR-T de nouvelle génération pourrait changer la donne archipeldessciences.wordpress.com Dec. 20, 2025, 5:46 p.m.
Des chercheurs ont développé une thérapie CAR-T à base de cellules tueuses naturelles (« natural killer », NK), qui s’est montrée plus efficace que les immunothérapies actuelles contre le cancer du sein triple négatif à un stade avancé – la forme la plus agressive de cancer du sein. La thérapie peut être produite en masse à partir de dons de cellules souches sanguines, ce qui réduirait considérablement son coût de développement. Sa polyvalence permettrait aussi de l’utiliser contre d’autres types de tumeurs solides.
Arriver: Changing How Respiratory Tract Conditions Are Treated airiver.com Dec. 15, 2025, 8:38 a.m.
Airway stenosis represents the most common airway complication following lung transplantation, affecting between 7% and 18% of patients. Idiopathic subglottic stenosis is a rare condition, mostly affecting women, with an estimated incidence of 1 in 400,000 people. There are ~100,000 tracheo-bronchial stenting and dilation procedures performed annually within the United States.
Airiver Medical Gets OK for Study of Chronic Rhinosinusitis Tx respiratory-therapy.com Dec. 15, 2025, 8:31 a.m.
Airiver received investigational device exemption approval from the US FDA to begin a pivotal clinical trial of the Airiver ESSpand Sinus Drug Coated Balloon in patients with chronic rhinosinusitis.
Cancer du sein : le grand détournement d’Octobre rose ! www.passeportsante.net Oct. 11, 2025, 9:32 p.m.
Chaque automne, Octobre Rose remet sur le devant de la scène la lutte contre le cancer du sein. Mais derrière la noble cause, certaines marques surfent sur la vague rose pour booster leurs ventes. L’UFC-Que Choisir dénonce cette année encore une multiplication d’opérations commerciales douteuses, où le symbole de solidarité devient un argument marketing.
Brouillard cérébral après thérapie CAR-T : une étude révèle les effets cognitifs www.nouvelles-du-monde.com Oct. 10, 2025, 3:36 p.m.
L’équipe de recherche a découvert que la thérapie CAR-T peut activer de manière excessive les cellules microgliales dans le cerveau. Ces cellules, normalement chargées de la défense immunitaire cérébrale, deviennent hyperactives et perturbent les fonctions cognitives. Dans des expériences sur des souris, les chercheurs ont démontré que l’épuisement temporaire de ces microgliales activées, sur une période de deux semaines, permettait de restaurer les capacités cognitives des animaux.De manière surprenante, après cette période d’épuisement, les microgliales revenaient à un état normal et non réactif.
MediView Secures $24M for Augmented Reality Guided Surgery hitconsultant.net Oct. 10, 2025, 3:04 p.m.
MediView’s FDA-cleared surgical navigation and imaging platform empowers clinicians with “X-ray vision”—the ability to see a patient’s internal anatomy through their skin in full 3D context, overlaid directly onto their body. This technology simplifies procedures and expands access to less invasive care.Current medical imaging systems force physicians to translate 2D images into 3D mental maps, creating a cognitive burden and disrupting natural hand-eye coordination. MediView replaces this limitation by fusing 3D CT scans with live ultrasound, enabling real-time, interactive visualization of organs, tissue, vasculature, and target anatomy like tumors.