AIDS 2024, the 25th International AIDS Conference
October 6th 2024The International AIDS Society's meeting, AIDS 2024, the 25th International AIDS Conference, was held July 22-26 in Munich, Germany. Approximately 10,000 people attended the meeting, the largest in the world devoted to HIV and AIDS. Many of the sessions were live streamed and could be viewed remotely. Here is a sample of our coverage of the meeting.
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The FTC Insulin Case is About Access — and Rebates
Published: September 25th 2024 | Updated: September 25th 2024The FTC said it is focusing on insulin as the “poster child” of a broken system, where PBMs leverage formulary placement to receive higher rebates from pharmaceutical manufacturers.
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FTC Sues PBMs for Artificially Hiking Insulin Prices
September 20th 2024A news release about the complaint says the "big 3 " pharmacy benefit managers — CVS Caremark, Optum Rx and Express Scripts — have kept hundreds of millions of dollars of rebates while excluding insulin products with lower list prices from their formularies.
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Medicare’s Drug Price Negotiations Could Impact Physician Reimbursement
September 19th 2024When CMS begins negotiations for physician-administered drugs under the Inflation Reduction Act, providers, including those whose services are covered by commercial insurance, could see lowered reimbursement.
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FDA Warns of Liver Injury with Veozah for Hot Flashes
September 12th 2024The FDA has identified a probable case of serious drug induced liver injury that occurred in a woman in the United States who had received Veozah. The agency is requiring additional liver blood testing after starting therapy.
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Trispecific Antibodies Show Promise in Treating Cancer and Other Diseases
September 11th 2024Pharmaceutical companies are making investments in research of therapies that target three different antigen-binding sites. Trispecific antibody research is still in its earliest phases and is focused on applications in cancer, inflammatory conditions and infectious diseases.
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