CNBC May 17, 2019
Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan, M.D.

We live in an incredible era of progress in human health. Advances in cell and gene therapies are beginning to yield powerful new treatments for some of the most devastating illnesses. With many of these new therapies we are no longer combating diseases over time, but potentially curing them in a single treatment.

This is a major breakthrough, but it will introduce new upfront cost challenges to our already stretched health-care system. Policymakers and companies must work together to solve these challenges so that patients can gain access to the tremendous benefit these therapies deliver.

By leveraging a patient’s own biology, cell and gene therapies are already reversing congenital blindness, curing aggressive forms of pediatric leukemia and may soon...

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