Abstract

300 million people living with rare diseases worldwide are disproportionately deprived of in-time diagnosis and treatment when compared to other patients. Policies that optimise development, licensing, pricing, and reimbursement of orphan drugs are instrumental in addressing this neglected but significant burden. An overview of global orphan drug policies is proposed to inform policy development.

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