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Many barriers to therapy emerge after a prescription is written. Karina Castagna makes the case for access support embedded at the point of care.

The API Innovation Center's Gerren McHam on China's new supply chain rules, reshoring policy, and where US drug manufacturing goes next.

Specialty drugs, cell and gene therapies, and GLP-1s are reshaping pharma distribution, forcing 3PLs to build for both precision and scale.

Germany's new health insurance law more than doubles mandatory drug rebates. Here is why it matters for US pharma pricing and launches.

ORBIS' Matt Marchetti outlines how pharma companies can define supply chain impact, KPIs, and ROI when transitioning to reusable plastic pallets.

RxLogic's Ann Beal on how PBM reform indirectly impacts pharma manufacturers' affordability programs, rebate planning, and patient access.

TailorMed and Tennr are integrating referral automation with medication affordability tools for infusion centers and specialty pharmacies, aiming to address patient barriers earlier.

As Medicare expands GLP-1 access, pharmacies emerge as key to adherence, through patient education, ongoing engagement and timely intervention

In this week's Pharma Pulse, lawmakers introduce comprehensive 340B legislation, Peak Rock Capital completes its acquisition of Asembia, and new LogiPharma data shows supply chain risks across the industry.

Deanna Horner, EVP of Enterprise DIRECT Strategy at EVERSANA, explains which therapeutic areas will lead DTP adoption and her five-year outlook for the model.

Trutakna's FDA approval for IgAN highlights how patient support programs like TRU SUPPORT coordinate access and adoption in specialty drug launches.

Manufacturers must forecast and commercialize products across commercial, government and cash economies to maximize lifetime enterprise value.

Partha Anbil and Partha Khot examine what makes patient support programs succeed, industry adoption trends, key criticisms, and the strategic path forward.