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Village Fertility Pharmacy of Waltham is conducting a voluntary recall of compounded medications shipped over the past three months. The recall resulted after particulate was discovered in a small percentage of two lots of Progesterone, according to the business. Immediately upon learning of the situation, Village contacted the Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy. After an initial investigation, Village and the Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy decided to expand the recall to include one other medication, Leuprolide. More testing is being conducted and results will be released in the coming days. "We are working cooperatively with all government agencies and are awaiting the results of the investigation," said Stuart Levine, president of Village Fertility Pharmacy. "While no patients have reported any adverse effects, we believe the prudent course is to recall all of these medications." The recall includes: Progesterone Injection Cottonseed Oil 50 MG/ML Progesterone Injection Olive Oil 50 MG/ML, 100 MG/ML Progesterone Injection Sesame Oil 50 MG/ML, 100 MG/ML Progesterone Injection Ethyl Oleate 50 MG/ML, 100 MG/ML Hydroxy Progesterone Caproate 250 MG/ML Read the original here: Waltham fertility pharmacy recalls compounded medications … Continue reading →

WALTHAM, Mass. (MyFoxBoston.com) A specialty pharmacy is conducting a voluntary recall of compounded medications shipped to its patients over the past three months. Village Fertility Pharmacy issued the recall after something was found floating in a vile and was ordered by the Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy to cease and desist all sterile compounding on Feb. 20. The recall affected two lots of Progesterone and several medications: Progesterone Injection Cottonseed Oil 50 MG/ML, Progesterone Injection Olive Oil 50 MG/ML, 100 MG/ML, Progesterone Injection Sesame Oil 50 MG/ML, 100 MG/ML, Progesterone Injection Ethyl Oleate 50 MG/ML, 100 MG/ML, and Hydroxy Progesterone Caproate 250 MG/ML. After an initial investigation, Village and the Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy decided to expand the recall to include Compounded Leuprolide Acetate 1MG/.2ML. According to the pharmacy, the medications were shipped to 39 states to approximately 2,100 patients. Most of the patients reside in Massachusetts. Investigators are still trying to determine the substance found in the vile and what the effect would be on people. "To date, there have been no reports of patient harm and the nature of the contaminants has not yet been determined. Village Pharmacy was previously inspected by Board inspectors in November who found minor … Continue reading →

AVON, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Today, Magellan Pharmacy Solutions, a division of Magellan Health Services (MGLN) released its third annual Medical Pharmacy Trend Report. The report is the only industry benchmark of its kind to analyze medical drug data, explaining the trends surrounding specialty medications such as those used to treat complex chronic conditions like cancer, rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis. No other source exists that directly measures the trends for injectables that are paid under a payors medical benefit, where top drugs, such as Neulasta, Remicade, Avastin, Rituxan, and Tysabri are almost entirely paid, said Michael Waterbury, President of ICORE Healthcare (a subsidiary of Magellan Pharmacy Solutions). As much as 50 percent of specialty pharmaceuticals are managed and paid for under the medical plan benefit today, a significant increase compared to previous years. This is driven by several factors, most notably the ability of manufacturers to maintain patent protection for the top 25 specialty drugs. Increases in price and utilization are also key drivers of increased trend. The year-over-year cost increase for specialty drugs was 16 percent for the top 25 therapies. Site of service continues to be a threat to cost containment with almost half of all specialty injectables spend … Continue reading →