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约100种罕见病用药进医保!生命与希望在集结
Xin Hua She· 2025-09-21 07:26
Core Insights - The 2025 China Rare Disease Conference highlighted significant advancements in the diagnosis and treatment of rare diseases, showcasing a collaborative effort between medical professionals, researchers, and pharmaceutical companies [1][3][5] Healthcare System Developments - The national rare disease diagnosis and treatment collaboration network has expanded to 419 hospitals, with 626 hospitals participating in the rare disease reporting system [1][3] - The national medical insurance drug list now includes approximately 100 rare disease medications, covering 42 types of rare diseases, with 8.6 billion yuan allocated for rare disease drug payments in 2024, accounting for 7.7% of total drug payments during the agreement period [3][5] Research and Innovation - The conference emphasized the importance of research and innovation in rare disease treatment, with successful drug developments transforming previously untreatable conditions [5][6] - The establishment of the China Rare Disease Comprehensive Cloud Service Platform aims to enhance diagnostic applications and create a comprehensive map for rare disease treatment and support [5][8] Global Contributions and Collaboration - China is positioning itself as a key player in global rare disease governance, having established a rare disease reporting system covering 1.15 billion people and registering 1.64 million cases [8][9] - The government is actively promoting policies to accelerate the review and approval of rare disease medications and medical devices, while also establishing specialized funding and laboratories for rare diseases [8][9] Patient Care and Support - The conference highlighted various initiatives aimed at improving patient care, such as setting up rare disease outpatient clinics on the ground floor for easier access and implementing a lifelong follow-up system for patients [8][9] - The commitment to addressing the challenges faced by rare disease patients, including low awareness in grassroots areas and high drug costs, was underscored as a priority for ongoing efforts [9]