
EpiPen controversy has a new twist: paying lower rebates to state Medicaid programs
EpiPen controversy has a new twist: paying lower rebates to state Medicaid programs
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Presidential politicking adds momentum to the growing backlash, and not just for Mylan
Healthcare research firm calls out the alarmist predictions over PCSK9s and other new drugs
CROs are expanding their scope of services
Deal deepens Teva’s business in generics
Advent joins Thomas Lee Partners in ownership of the clinical, commercial outsourcer
GE Healthcare makes a key acquisition in cell culture production technology
Technology projects, M&A and reimbursement questions drive growth
The annual Operation Pangea nets a next crop of crooks; consumer groups raise awareness
A repeat of the +6.5% cost trend indicates that medical costs are still rising above inflation
Internationalization of drug wholesaling is a factor in the name change
Branded products are 92% US market in dollar value, says IMS Institute
Bloomberg BusinessWeek rakes over charitable copay programs
PhRMA-sponsored study outlines the economic effects of US-based operations
Deals with Amgen and Sanofi/Regeneron enhance new pricing policies for specialty drugs
Managed care organizations are adjusting rapidly to onslaught of specialty products
The SP channel continues to grow, with manufacturers looking for more control over access
Both clinical research and commercial analytics markets to be served by combination
More healthcare stakeholders line up against the industry
Better access to hospital systems is a goal; pharmaceutical business is fading
Double-digit growth (12.2%) for the second year running