Biden Executive Order Takes Aim at Drug Prices, Hospital Mergers
July 9th 2021Hospital mergers, drug prices, and non-compete clauses for the rank and file are all targets of President Joe Biden’s pen today as he signed a sweeping executive order instructing federal departments and agencies to reshape what he called “booming” economy by putting workers first, encouraging higher wages and the opportunity for mobility.
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Bringing CAR-T Cell Therapy to the Community
November 23rd 2020In the early going, patients seeking the expensive, customized cancer treatments called CAR-T cell therapy had to go to an academic medical center. But that’s changing, as Duncan Allen, M.H.A., of the community cancer network OneOncology explains.
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On Election Day: Michael Abrams on Where the Candidates Stand on Healthcare Policy
November 3rd 2020What do the two presidential candidates have right in healthcare policy? Where do they both go wrong? And what will it take for payment reform to take off? Michael Abrams of Numerof discusses what comes after Election Day.
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Prior Auth, Utilization Management Can Have Unintended Consequences, PBMI Panel Says
October 19th 2020Prior authorization and other utilization management strategies may cause harmful delays in therapy in oncology and for diseases such as multiple sclerosis, say panelists at PBMI's 4th Annual Specialty Rx Forum.
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SGLT2 Inhibitors Vying for Heart, Renal Indications
October 14th 2020Sodium glucose co-transporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors have already remade the diabetes drug market. Now competition for new cardiac and renal indications is heating up among three of the main drugs in the class: Janssen’s Invokana (canagliflozin), AstraZeneca’s Farxiga (dapagliflozin), and Eli Lilly/Boehringer-Ingelheim’s Jardiance (empagliflozin).
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