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PBMs and insurers want your prescription money

World of DTC Marketing

anti-kickback law that the drugmaker said prevented it from helping heart failure patients, many with low incomes, afford the medicine that costs $225,000 annually. For many, these coupons represent the difference between filling a prescription and going without lifesaving care, but there is a lot more here than just a co-pay coupon.

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2022 Prescription Trends

PharmExec

The market for prescription medicines in the United States was subject to major shifts in use across therapeutic areas in 2022, reflecting changes in patient health needs, the development, and availability of novel medicines, and complex market dynamics.

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A Prescription for Social Needs: Why Human Connection is Medicine

MedCity News

Weaving companionship into health care as we would a blockbuster drug can help us circumvent expensive healthcare services like emergency department visits and hospitalizations.

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The rise of prescription drug abuse and drug diversion

pharmaphorum

As prescription drug abuse has grown in the US and Europe, the diversion of such treatments from legitimate sources has also increased. Drug diversion is the channelling of prescription drugs from a medical source into the illegal market.

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Abbott’s Food as Medicine Program Reports Clinical Improvements in Patients with Diabetes

PharmExec

Healthy Food Rx provides home-delivered medical prescriptions of healthy food to help address diabetes.

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Uber Health Launches Grocery, Over-the-counter Delivery Service for Patients

MedCity News

Providers and payers will be able to use Uber Health to deliver healthy groceries and over-the-counter items to patients who need them. They’ll be able to do this on the same platform they use to request non-emergency medical transportation and prescription delivery.

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Less Is More—A Sharper Focus on Patient Needs Improves Adherence

PM360

“Drugs don’t work in patients who don’t take them,” C. 2021 revealed that roughly one in four prescriptions were never filled. 1 In addition, of patients who began therapy, more than 70% were no longer on their prescribed medication after 12 months. 2021 revealed that roughly one in four prescriptions were never filled.