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Navigating 340B Program Changes in 2025

Proxsys Rx

billion annually because of these restrictions, as drug companies limit 340B discounts on medications purchased through contract pharmacies. billion in 340B savings is at risk, due to increasing limitations imposed by pharmaceutical manufacturers which could further strain the healthcare safety net and patient care services.

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Pharmacy benefit management demystified: How PBMs influence prescription drug pricing

HealthPartners

Understanding pharmacy benefit management and drug pricing The U.S. prescription drug supply chain is extraordinarily complex. It captures, with strong simplification, the web of stakeholders in the prescription drug market and the myriad of contractual agreements that drives the cash flows between them. billion by 2025.

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NOW AVAILABLE: The 2025 Economic Report on U.S. Pharmacies and Pharmacy Benefit Managers

Drug Channels

I am pleased to announce that Drug Channels Institutes new 2025 Economic Report on U.S. Download a free 30-page report overview including key industry trends, What's New in this edition, the Table of Contents, and a List of Exhibits Read the press release: HMP Globals Drug Channels Institute Releases 2025 Economic Report on U.S.

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How could tariffs impact the pharmaceutical industry?

European Pharmaceutical Review

Impact on drug pricing and affordability Increased API costs may force some manufacturers to reduce output or exit the market entirely, reducing competition and potentially driving price inflation” Rising production costs due to tariffs could lead to higher drug prices, particularly in markets where pricing pressures are already a concern.

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January 2025 Newsletter

Safe Biologics

This expansion continues a flawed policy that threatens innovation and jeopardizes patient access to critical treatments, including drugs vital for cancer treatment and popular new weight loss medications that have transformed the management of obesity and related conditions. PBM Reform: Could 2025 Finally See a Long-Awaited Overhaul?