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In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, Eli Lilly reduces the price of Zepbound single-dose vials for self-pay patients, a new report claims the FDA is planning changes to its vaccine approval process following assertions of COVID vaccine–related deaths, and Korea and Australia reorient their pharma launch strategies toward broader regional market opportunities.

New data shows that China and the US dominate breast cancer clinical trial expertise while lower-income countries remain under-used. Dr Gen Li, founder and president of Phesi, analyzes the numbers and discusses how smart use of AI and clinical data can address the gap.

The collaboration will focus on the development of TSRA-196 as a treatment for Alpha-1Antirypsn Deficiency (AATD).

The agency says that the decision aims to improve employee workflow and build on its previously implemented generative AI tool Elsa.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, Novo Nordisk files for FDA approval of a higher-dose Wegovy injectable using a priority review voucher, the US and UK agree to eliminate tariffs on pharmaceutical products, and CMS publishes major price cuts for 15 high-cost Medicare drugs under the latest IRA negotiation round.

The price adjustment to the popular GLP-1 agonist is part of an ongoing effort to expand access to patients with obesity by making medicines more affordable.

Recent policy shifts in these two influential health technology assessment markets signal a broader regional move toward faster, more innovation-friendly access frameworks.

The agreement includes exemptions for UK-produced drugs and medical devices from Section 232 tariffs, but mandates a significant change to the UK's NICE value appraisal framework.

The agency’s decision is based on claims that the Covid vaccine was linked to the deaths of 10 children.

Jay Bregman, co-founder of Andel, closes out our conversation by explaining the impact government programs will have on GLP-1 coverage.

Dr. Bruce Leuchter, CEO of Neurvati Neurosciences, explains why psychedelics continues to be an area of interest.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, Novartis plans to eliminate 550 positions at a major Swiss site, the FDA authorizes the first gene therapy for adolescents and adults with spinal muscular atrophy, and industry experts weigh in on how next-generation CDMOs are evolving to meet rapid market change.

The company submitted the new dosage for approval based on its Phase III trial results.