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Regeneron, CytomX announce bispecific therapeutics for cancer collab

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Dr John Lin, senior vice president of immune-oncology and head of bispecifics at Regeneron , said: “The collaboration will enable Regeneron and CytomX to combine our collective oncology expertise with two premier platforms […] to develop novel immunotherapies and research their potential to transform patient lives.”.

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T2D market growth driven by novel GLP-1RAs and once-weekly basal insulin therapies

Pharmaceutical Technology

The erosion of Januvia is due to patent expiry in that had been expected in 2022 and physicians’ preference for sodium-glucose linked transporter-2 inhibitor (SGLT-2I) therapies such as Farxiga (dapagliflozin) and Jardiance (empagliflozin) due to their ability to improve glycemic control and address cardiorenal comorbidities.

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Price point is a key factor for wider market adoption of Amgen’s Amjevita in the US

Pharmaceutical Technology

Based on GlobalData’s patient-based forecast models, RA and CD are the top two indications contributing to this value, accounting for around 45% and 14%, respectively, of Humira’s sales. According to GlobalData’s Sales and Forecast Consensus database, Humira is anticipated to have garnered sales of $18.6 billion in 2022.

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Making Sense of the Latest Changes to the Market Access Landscape

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However, Medicare will only be able to negotiate prices for 10 Part D drugs in 2026, another 15 Part D drugs in 2027, another 15 Part D and Part B drugs in 2028, and another 20 Part D and Part B drugs for 2029 and subsequent years. Impact Beyond Medicare The IRA won’t just impact negotiation with the government either. Reference: 1.

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Our abysmal health care system

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The passage of the Inflation Control bill is an excellent first step in limiting high drug costs, but our healthcare system is still built for profit at the expense of patients. Patients and doctors are tired, and insurance companies are raising rates after two years of making a surplus because nobody went to the doctor during the pandemic.

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Amendments Set to Clear Ambiguity

Pharmaceutical Technology

Pharmaceutical companies dealing with the US will be closely watching the debate surrounding a proposed revision by the Senate which could see the watering down of some requirements, and an increase in others, under its Physician Payments Sunshine Act (S.2029). The benefits for the industry of adhering to the Act should not be overlooked.