Novartis wird den Preisunterschied zwischen den USA und anderen industrialisierten Ländern beseitigen und Länder außerhalb der USA als verantwortlich für einen höheren Anteil der Kosten für die Innovation verantwortlich.

    CEO Vas Narasimhan beschrieb die Schweizer Arzneimittelpreise als „viel zu niedrig“ und erklärten, dass sie im Vergleich zum OECD -Durchschnitt am unteren Ende sind.

    Quelle: https://www.perplexity.ai/page/novartis-chef–schmeizer-m-1hxkxn3ot0wsbrcq_unqow

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    1. Look at this smile. That‘s the look when you know you‘ll earn a couple more millions per year.

    2. General_Guisan on

      UBS Bankers: We’re the most criminal scumbags in Switzerland

      Vas Narasimhan: Hold my Mango Lassi

    3. Novartis taxes are “much too low” they are at the lower end compared to the OECD average.

    4. Did someone do the calculations? Because as far as I know, meds cost less in neighbouring countries like Germany, am I mistaken?

    5. NeighborhoodLoud4884 on

      Shareholder value must be protected at all cost. Reducing prices in the us? No, best we can do is rising prices everywhere else

    6. Kickbanblock on

      Let me translate this:
      „Highly overpaid CEO who sells highly overpriced medicaments everywhere in the world tries to use the current political environment in the US to justify even higher prices.“

    7. Old-Conversation2646 on

      Pharmacy is the shadiest inustry ever.

      I HATE people making profit out of people in need of medicine. People WILL PAY when they suffer. Therefore it is very immoral….

      The fact, that nearly ALL medicine is in need of annual replacement or „will expire“. A product that is 100% artificial can somehow expire?? what a mafia

    8. Ill_Campaign3271 on

      That’s not how drug prices work. Most of them have to be negotiated between the companies and the government

    9. gamblingPharmaStocks on

      The reason this happens is the US „most favored nation“ policy. Pharmaceutical companies are not in the position of strongarming the US, as they are currently their primary customer.

      Unless there is some countermeasure at European level, this is inevitable.

    10. Suspicious_Ad6382 on

      Dawm every day they try more and more to push people for a revolution

    11. GarlicThread on

      Why are we letting American nationals become CEOs of major Swiss companies and raise prices on Swiss people to extract more wealth from our economy?

    12. I hope the Bundesrat and „Preisüberwachung“ will have to say something here.

    13. ChampionshipUsed308 on

      Cost of medicine in Switzerland is beyond ridiculous. We paying 50 bucks for a Medicine that everywhere else costs 4 bucks. It’s just ridiculous how we have to wait until it gets serious to go for any treatment.

    14. Many_Hunter8152 on

      Finally – don’t want to be able to save so much each month for my retirement.

    15. There is one logical explanation: he just doesn’t know the difference between Germany and Switzerland. Which, looking at / listening to him, I can totally believe.

    16. > After we turned the US into a shithole for most, we’re now looking at Switzerland

      – This guy, probably.

    17. TripMajestic8053 on

      Motherfucker…

      1000 ibuprofens in the USA cost 15$ in a big box store.

      You get 10 for the same price in CH.

    18. Suspicious_Place1270 on

      OK great, so now because they found a loophole in the USA, and the USA is forcing them to lower the prices, they are finding a way to raise prices for everyone else for their and the USA’s mistakes…

    19. GlassCommercial7105 on

      Pretty sure our drug prices are higher than in other countries.

      The US just has insane prices because of how their health system works, not just because of research.

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