US prescription drug prices in almost all categories rose at a slightlyhigher rate during 1997's first quarter than during the like, year-earlier period, says the First Quarter Drug Price Report from First DataBank.
The average price rise for all prescription products was 1% compared with 0.9% in the first quarter, but this 0.1% increase is lower than the 1995 increase and even lower than in 1993.
Products from the top 25 drug companies had the highest average increase of all categories analyzed; products from these firms have increased steadily since 1993.
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