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Immuno-oncology market set to grow in billions, but access concerns remain

Pharmaceutical Technology

While the market was worth over $6 billion in 2012, this has now grown to nearly $48 billion only a decade later, said Avigayil Chalk, PhD, GlobalData’s Senior Oncology and Haematology analyst, at an immuno-oncology webinar held on May 23. was powered by the advent of immune-checkpoint inhibitors, added Chalk.

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How to address patient vaccine hesitancy and misconceptions

The Checkup by Singlecare

Vaccines have been an essential part of protecting public health for decades. However, despite the overwhelming evidence for their effectiveness and safety, there has been an increasing trend of vaccine hesitancy in recent years. What is vaccine hesitancy? Are there any long-term risks with vaccines?

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Five for Friday August 11: Celebrating Success in Advancing Medication Use Quality

PQA

We also highlight our members' perspectives on immunizations, community healthcare providers and patient experience. She shared insight on topics including in-pharmacy pediatric vaccinations, immunization guidelines, receiving multiple vaccinations at one time, and new immunization opportunities on the horizon.

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Five for Friday November 1: Celebrating Success in Advancing Medication Use Quality

PQA

We also highlight our members' perspectives on health outcomes, oral oncolytics and vaccination recommendations. In a second session, he reviewed the latest updates on vaccines for meningococcal disease, human papillomavirus, and tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis, among others. Learn more about the summit and PQA Convenes t below.

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The Evolution of EQUIPP®

PQA

In the October 2021 edition of the American Journal for Managed Care, EQUIPP® was highlighted in an article on how a collaborative effort of MAPD plans with community pharmacies could impact vaccination rates for pneumonia and influenza by providing low site of care cost immunizations to the populations served. Sheer et al.,