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Matthew Turner, President of Patient Affordability, Paysign, touches on how evolving payer tactics appear to be pushing manufacturers toward more sophisticated, partnership-driven program designs.

Matthew Turner, President of Patient Affordability, Paysign discusses how next-generation copay assistance appears to be less about consolidating services under one vendor and more about assembling best-in-class partnerships.

In today's Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, a federal judge blocks RFK Jr.'s reconstituted vaccine advisory committee and halts its policy changes, a new analysis breaks down what recent Gartner predictions on AI mean for healthcare marketers, and the FDA approves Icotyde as the first oral targeted therapy for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis.

The funding rounds are part of a broader effort to advance next-generation T-cell engager platforms targeting cancers.

FDA has approved Icotyde as the first oral targeted therapy for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis, offering adults and adolescents a once-daily pill that blocks the IL-23 receptor.

Vera Pomerantseva, Director of Product Management for RBQM, eClinical Solutions, mentions how eClinical Solutions positioned its elluminate platform as part of an effort to help sponsors meet heightened evidence and oversight demands.

Faruk Capan provides insights into the future of proprietary AI platforms.

New technologies are impacting the speed-to-therapy within hub services.

Manufacturers are rethinking patient assistance program architecture amid the economic pressures of the Inflation Reduction Act.

Dave Rusher, CCO at Aravo, explains the relationship between large, publicly available LLMs and how private LLMs might benefit the pharma industry.

Jiang Li, CEO of Vivalink, continues his conversation with Pharmaceutical Executive, this time discussing the impact of continuous monitoring on patient adherence.

Jeanne Marrazzo, MD, FIDSA, MPH, CEO of the Infectious Diseases Society of America discusses the growing measles outbreak in the United States, which has surpassed 730 cases and represents the largest surge in decades.

RDEP is a sign that regulators acknowledge that rare disease is a unique space that requires special attention.