Eli Lilly has partnered with Amazon's pharmacy unit to deliver drug prescriptions through its direct-to-consumer service, LillyDirect, which was launched in January to provide migraine, diabetes, and obesity drugs, including Zepbound, directly to patients. The prescriptions will be delivered by either Amazon Pharmacy or Truepill, depending on insurance coverage and other factors. The move comes amid surging demand for weight-loss drugs, and Lilly is also considering partnering with a retail pharmacy for a pick-up option. The website also connects patients to independent telehealth providers and aims to enhance its offerings with additional medicines and service providers in the near future.
Nvidia's stock surged to a record high after announcing expanded partnerships in the healthcare sector and ahead of its new chip unveiling at the CES conference. The company's market capitalization has reached $1.28 trillion, making it one of only five U.S. companies with a 13-digit market cap. The stock's rally was fueled by partnerships with Amgen Inc. and Recursion Pharmaceuticals Inc., as well as the anticipation of launching new graphics-processing units at CES.
Partnerships between community pharmacies and advocacy groups can play a crucial role in promoting better health care outcomes. By working together, these partnerships can strengthen community pharmacies and enhance their ability to provide quality care to patients. Advocacy groups can support community pharmacies by advocating for policies that improve access to medications and healthcare services. This collaboration can lead to improved patient outcomes and a more robust healthcare system overall.
