New Genmab/Seagen drug will cost up to USD 120,000
Patients being treated for cervical cancer in the US will pay a considerable sum to be treated with Genmab and Seagen's newly approved drug Tivdak, which the two companies will market together in the country.
BY ELIZABETH MØNSTED JOHANSEN, TRANSLATED BY CATHERINE BRETT AND DANIEL PEDERSEN
This week's FDA approval of cervical cancer drug Tivdak is a historic one for Genmab. Although the company does have other approved drugs on the market – Darzalex, Kesimpta and Tepezza – this marks the first time that the company will market one of its own drugs.
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