MHE Staff

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Developer of EndeavorRx, a game-based treatment for ADHD, is pulling back from the pipeline and focusing on near-term growth, the CEO said in an email to employees.

Biosimilars started to gain a firm foothold in the market this year and could take off in 2023 with the advent of Humira biosimilars. Our articles about biosimilars were some of the most viewed of the year.

Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) were in the news in 2022, and Managed Healthcare Executive®’s coverage of PBMs garnered a great deal of attention.

Amendola Communications collected 10 predictions for developments in healthcare in 2023 from leaders in the field.

In this Managed Healthcare Executive® K-Cast, David Rosmarin, M.D., vice chair of education and research in the Department of Dermatology at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, discussed the economic burden, treatment goals, treatment options and health insurance issues related to vitiligo.

Telemedicine has skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic, but what actions are needed for more patients to have equitable, fair access to genetics services via telegenetics?

The Association for Community Affiliated Plans has launched The ACAP Center for Social Determinants of Health Innovation. The center offers tailored resources, including policy reports, market research, and roundtable educational events, to help health plans, policymakers, and other stakeholders address social issues that impact health and wellbeing

Thymic stromal lymphopoietin (TSLP) has been identified as starting the cascades of cytokines that result in the inflammation that underlies many cases of severe asthma. A review paper discusses how Tezspire inhibits TSLP and the evidence for its safety and efficacy in numerous clinical trials.