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Ipsen beefs up in oncology, buying US biopharma Epizyme

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The bolt-on deal comes shortly after Ipsen announced plans to sell its consumer health business for around €350 million, leaving it as a pure-play prescription pharma operating in the cancer, rare diseases and neuroscience categories. The post Ipsen beefs up in oncology, buying US biopharma Epizyme appeared first on.

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Five points on CMS’s first ten picks for price negotiations

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While more expensive than type 2 diabetes drugs, blood thinners follow a similar pattern of high prescription volumes. The dearth of cancer drugs (only blood cancer drug Imbruvica made this first list) stems from CMS only pursuing negotiations for Part D drugs in 2026 and 2027, then expanding to Part B drugs in 2028. With 27.5%

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The U.S. health insurance market is undergoing a post-pandemic sea change

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Many insurers use similar networks for Medicaid and exchange plans, so shifting to an exchange plan is less likely to cause a lapse in coverage or abandonment of prescription drugs or maintenance medications that control chronic conditions.

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How retailers and “payviders” are disrupting U.S. healthcare in 2024

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RxPass offers more than 50 select prescriptions at no additional cost for $5 per month. In classic Amazon style, its pharmacy offers two-day shipping on prescriptions by mail, with same-day delivery available in seven markets, with plans to add a dozen more cities by year end.

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CMS enters drug price negotiation arena in sea change for industry

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Moreover, the initial set of negotiated prices represents the first step of a process that eventually will reshape the pricing and reimbursement landscape for prescription drugs under Medicare as CMS gradually replaces private payers as the chief negotiating partner for some of the drug industry’s largest-selling treatments.