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CVS pushes further into generic drugs with Sandoz partnership for new discount Humira - Vimarsana News

CVS pushes further into generic drugs with Sandoz partnership for new discount Humira

CVS is looking to strengthen its foothold in the biosimilars market, which is expected to grow to $100 billion over the next six years.

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Is CVS Stock a Buy After Blue Shield of California Dropped It?

With new untested service providers attempting to disrupt the industry, here’s what we think of CVS stock.

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Why Blue Shield of California Is Shaking Up its Prescription Drug Model - Vimarsana News

Why Blue Shield of California Is Shaking Up its Prescription Drug Model

Blue Shield of California is cutting many of its ties with CVS Caremark (though not all) and adding four additional partners for its prescription drug benefits. These partners include Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company and Amazon Pharmacy. The changes are needed to disrupt the current broken system, said Salina Wong, senior director of clinical pharmacy programs at Blue Shield of California.

Blue Shield of California taps Amazon, Cost Plus for pharmacy - Vimarsana News

Blue Shield of California taps Amazon, Cost Plus for pharmacy

The nonprofit health insurer, with 4.8 million members, expects the move to the low-cost pharmacies will provide $500 million in annual savings on drug costs.

Source: cnbc.com