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Biosimilar adoption and vertical integration used to be separate challenges for manufacturers — one focused on formulary competition, the other on navigating payer consolidation. New Q2 2026 MMIT Indices research…
For years, immunology has ranked as one of the top therapeutic areas by value, with year-over-year growth driven by blockbuster biologics for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis (RA), psoriasis, and inflammatory…
To better understand what 2026 might bring, we asked three MMIT market access experts to share their perspectives on upcoming market shifts. Read on for key insights into the year…
As biosimilars continue to redefine the specialty drug landscape, payers and their associated pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) are executing new strategies to capture a larger share of revenue. PBMs are…
Over the next five years, 88 biologics—including several blockbuster agents like Eliquis, Keytruda, Opdivo and Darzalex—are facing a loss of exclusivity, representing an estimated market of more than $100 billion. After the…
The landscape of patient access has become increasingly complex, intensified by evolving channel dynamics, greater biosimilar investment, and legislative reform. As payers evolve their utilization management tactics, manufacturers must also…
As the pharma industry continues to adjust to the provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the country will soon be ushering in a new presidential administration—leaving the future of…
For the past decade, biosimilar adoption in the U.S. has proceeded at a relatively slow pace, due in large part to limited financial rebates for payers and provider preferences for…
This article was originally published in Drug Channels.
Vertical integration between payers, PBMs, specialty pharmacies, and providers has grown in the last decade, with more negotiating power concentrated among a…
Although the biosimilar market is expected to continue growing over the next few years, adoption thus far has been somewhat slow and uneven. Recent research published in Health Affairs takes…
