Pharmaceutical Commerce - February 2025 Issue (PDF)
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3PLs and New Voices
Our February issue is highlighted by an examination of the latest trends and strategies from the perspective of third-party logistics providers, and introduces new expert commentary covering a pair of pivotal realms in the pharma supply chain journey.
Beyond the GLP-1 Headlines
Digging a little deeper into the drug class phenomenon reveals some interesting takeaways on a smaller subgroup of users.
Conference Connect: Navigating the Future of Pharma Trade
Trade & Channel Strategies conference explores the frontline issues related to strategy, distribution, and reimbursement—while digging into creative solutions to solve them.
3PLs: From Resilience to Sustainability
Leaders with top third-party logistics providers discuss the evolving landscape for the sector in 2025—and the new strides made in their quest to help transform the pharma supply chain.
The Prominence of Pharmacy Deserts
How chain and local closures are impacting healthcare access.
Breaking Point: How 2025 Will Reshape Patient Support Services
From matrix programs to anti-abandonment strategies, predictions for a new era.
M&A in Pharma: Balancing Growth and Risk
What factors should be considered—and how can both parties benefit long-term?
Welcome to the 'Dark Side'
Introducing a new Pharma Commerce column focused on combating illicit trade and protecting product integrity—and ultimately patients.
Rebates or Patients?
Finding the optimal balance in pharmacy benefit manager reform.
Closing the Health Literacy and Diversity Gaps in Clinical Trials
New engagement approaches can help drive treatment gains in underrepresented communities.
Popping the Gross-to-Net Bubble, Part II: What Manufacturers Can Do About It
A look at the actionable steps needed to elicit change.
Why Pharmaceutical Products Need Sustainable Packaging
One packaging aspect—the tape—is often overlooked, but is a valuable component of the shipping process.