Marco High-Cost Drugs for Oncologists

Marco High-Cost Drugs enables oncologists to access updated information on high-cost drugs and rare diseases in seconds: indications, eligibility criteria, available evidence, and access pathways. Directly from WhatsApp or the web.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Some answers to questions we often receive

Can I query drugs not approved in my country?

Yes. Marco High-Cost Drugs includes information on drugs approved in other jurisdictions and access options through off-label use or expanded and compassionate access programs.

Is information about pricing or patient assistance programs available?

Marco High-Cost Drugs includes information on regional availability and, where available, references to patient access programs offered by manufacturers.

Does Marco High-Cost Drugs cover indications outside of oncology?

Marco High-Cost Drugs is initially focused on oncology and rare diseases with high therapeutic burden. The database is progressively expanding to other specialties with high-cost drugs and unmet medical needs.

Does the information include the biomarkers required for eligibility?

Yes. Each drug profile includes required and recommended predictive biomarkers according to available clinical evidence, facilitating the selection of candidate patients.

Can Marco help me find active clinical trials for a patient with a rare tumor?

Yes. Marco High-Cost Drugs includes updated information on active clinical trials with inclusion and exclusion criteria, participating centers, and contact details, facilitating the referral of patients to clinical research options.

Can Marco help me support an exceptional coverage request for my patient?

Yes. Marco High-Cost Drugs generates a structured summary of the available clinical evidence for the specific drug and indication, which the physician can use as supporting documentation in coverage requests to insurers or public health systems.

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Oncologists treating patients with rare tumors or evaluating innovative therapies need specialized information not readily available in standard clinical guidelines.