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• On-location filming in Los Angeles remains sluggish and continues to trend downward compared to last year's figures. • While the number of shoot days for incentivized productions is showing slow growth, it has not been enough to offset the broader decline. • This trend persists despite the implementation of tax credits designed to attract filmmakers and maintain the city's status as a production hub.

• On-location production in Los Angeles has decreased by 12%, according to a new study by FilmLA. • The decline is primarily attributed to a continued exodus of reality TV productions, although high-employment TV dramas have remained more stable. • Mayor Karen Bass is responding by advocating for an uncapped tax credit that would include competition reality television and "above-the-line" spending.

• Americans give the Trump administration credit for reducing drug costs, according to recent polling highlighted in pharma updates. • A new study shows Eliquis (apixaban) safer than Xarelto (rivaroxaban) for patients with deep vein blood clots. • Abivax denies takeover rumors from AstraZeneca amid industry consolidation talks.