How The Failure Of US PBM Reform Shaped Sanofi’s Decision To Exit Diabetes R&D
Executive Summary
And how in contrast, Novo Nordisk is launching its oral GLP-1 agonist for diabetes at a price that may set up 'business as usual' tensions with pharmacy benefit managers and payers.
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