Eli Lilly plans new $2.5B manufacturing site for injectables

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Top Story Eli Lilly Plans New $2.5B Manufacturing Site in Germany for Injectable Meds The German manufacturing site is the latest capital infrastructure move for Eli Lilly, which has already made $11 billion in investments in its global manufacturing capabilities in the past three years. The new site will help Lilly meet strong demand for its diabetes and obesity drugs. Sponsored Content How Surescripts is Simplifying Prescribing and Obtaining Specialty Medications. Presented by MedCity News & Surescripts One of the challenges of specialty pharmacies is the need to improve the patient experience. Incomplete patient data, interoperability issues between the prescriber and pharmacy, are just a few of the potential pitfalls that can create friction for everyone involved.  Surescripts' Clinical Product Advisor Cecelia Byers shared how the company is working to simplify prescribing and obtaining specialty medications. Read here for the full interview. Connecting You With The Best In Healthcare Whether you're looking for investors, a new partnership, innovative ideas, or just wanting to keep up with the latest trends and notable discussions, INVEST 2024 is the place to be to meet all your industry needs. Reserve Your Extreme Early Bird Seat Now & Save $795

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