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Novartis — Rare Disease in United States

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Novartis in United States — Rare Disease: Fabhalta, and the 6 AXLRx reports covering them with market-access, payer and competitive detail, every figure verified to a live source.

Market: All United States
Market access — United States

Fabhalta covered via specialty pharmacy; complement franchise leverages the Soliris/Ultomiris access precedent.

AXLRx reports featuring Novartis — Rare Disease in United States
PNH
CI
CI Rare Disease CI TeamLaunch Lead

US PNH Competitive Intelligence

Iptacopan oral pivot versus the anti-C5 IV class. Orphan-drug exclusion from IRA negotiation (US), NICE HST (UK) and SFDA lag (GCC).

US In-Market Read report →
PNH
DL
DL Rare Disease CI TeamMedical Affairs

US PNH Disease Landscape

PNH diagnosis pathway, FLAER flow-cytometry bottleneck and the treated-prevalent pool across US centres.

US In-Market Read report →
PNH
P&HTA
P&HTA Rare Disease Market AccessMedical Affairs

US PNH Payer & HTA

Why the orphan-drug exclusion shields anti-C5 agents from IRA negotiation, ICER's 2024 value verdict on iptacopan, and Part B vs Part D routing.

US In-Market Read report →
Sickle Cell Disease
DL
DL Rare Disease CI TeamLaunch Lead

US Sickle Cell Disease Disease Landscape

SCD epidemiology, genotype mix, VOC and organ-damage burden, and the 22-year life-expectancy gap across the US in-market population.

US In-Market Read report →
Sickle Cell Disease
P&HTA
P&HTA Rare Disease Market AccessMedical Affairs

US Sickle Cell Disease Payer & HTA

Gene-therapy access at $2.2–3.1M, the CMS Cell & Gene Therapy Access Model, VOC-freedom endpoints, and the hydroxyurea step-edit.

US In-Market Read report →
Sickle Cell Disease
CI
CI Rare Disease CI TeamLaunch LeadMarket Access

US Sickle Cell Disease Competitive Intelligence

Two Dec-2023 gene therapies (Casgevy, Lyfgenia) reset a ~100,000-patient market, while voxelotor's 2024 withdrawal thins the oral field.

US In-Market Read report →