“With respect to Humira, we talked about in the quarter and on the full year that there is a decrease in volume associated with share erosion as well as the compression of the overall molecule. So that volume is going to continue.”

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“first quarter, those were both driven by strong demand. Now we've talked about pricing being slightly negative for those two products on a full year basis. We did see a little bit of favorable price in the quarter and that's just a gating issue. So in the quarter, probably two things. One, Jess organization continues to do a very good job of focusing on co pay utilization and effectively managing that. So we saw a little bit of benefit from co pay utilization. And then in addition, we had anticipated some channel mix changes later in the year, but those actually came to fruition a little bit earlier than we thought. And so those factors, I would say, along with some gating issues combined to being price favorability, but we still anticipate negative pricing headwinds on a full year basis. With respect to Humira, we talked about in the quarter and on the full year that there is a decrease in volume associated with share erosion as well as the compression of the overall molecule. So that volume is going to continue. I think you'll see that volume a little bit more pronounced throughout the year, but there certainly continues to be some price. You've got some unwinds of accruals that cause price impacts, but you also have just the changing of the rebating dynamics as we entered into a new contract year. Operator: Next we'll go to the line of Geoff Meacham from Citibank. Please go ahead. Geoff Meacham: Rob, had another one on policy. Wanted to get your perspective on PBM reform, which is often mentioned as highly likely to happen this year. What would you say are the main elements that you'd want to see in reform? And the second one on BD, is there a therapeutic area that you guys feel like you still have to add to? I wasn't sure if neuro remains one of the top priorities just post emeraclidine and it”