Patients struggle to afford prescriptions, survey finds
New Harris Poll survey reveals patients face prescription-filling challenges, trust providers for cost information, and want digital tools for transparency.
New Harris Poll survey reveals patients face prescription-filling challenges, trust providers for cost information, and want digital tools for transparency.
the pharmaceutical industry has seen mid-single-digit growth recently, expected to continue through 2030.
LifeBridge executives say the issue is worsening as climate change lengthens pollen seasons.
“Consumers continue to spend what they can, but price elevation is curtailing purchases,” said Marshal Cohen, chief retail industry advisor for Circana.
Richer messaging formats and mobile wallets are reshaping how consumers redeem offers and interact with brands, according to Vibes.
Experts identify increasing demand in medical nutrition therapy, healthy aging, and weight management as key factors driving growth.
For retailers and pharmacists, the findings underscore the opportunity to educate shoppers as interest in supplements rises in 2026.
The 16-week observational study, called FIBER-IMPACT, will enroll 60 healthy adults and their household members.
$34 billion in private capital investments have not been aligned with disease burden priorities.
Nearly all respondents expect rising costs due to trade policies.
A survey found no significant change in intentional misuse of OTC cough and cold meds across grades.
Many are refocusing on nutrition basics: staying hydrated, eating more fruits and vegetables, limiting added sugar and processed foods and aiming for balanced meals.
Wearable technology offering real-time metabolic feedback, including watches, rings and continuous glucose monitors, are the most revolutionary health technology of the future.
Getting a strong early start, consumers embraced convenience and connection through the season.
The company will reveal a new independent global study surveying 5,000 consumers across the UK, Germany, France, Italy, and the US, conducted in October 2025.
Combined, Black Friday Week and Cyber Week resulted in a 2% dollar and nearly 5% unit decline from last year.