Thani Jambulingam, Ph.D., says MFN pricing, Section 232 tariffs and PBM reform will converge to shape how pharma launches and commercializes new drugs.
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- Pharmaceutical Commerce August 2026
- Volume 21
- Issue 4
Roundtable: The State of Hub Services in 2026
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Four patient services veterans on what's driving hub transitions in 2026, the digital tools reshaping how support is delivered, and what manufacturers need to get right to keep patients on therapy.
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Pharma's investment in hub and patient access support services has grown sharply alongside the
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