The week in prescription drug pricing: what moved, what it means for patients, and what comes next.
More women are headed to Washington. Women are disproportionately impacted by high drug prices, so increased representation is a good thing!
News Nov 5, 2018“Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?” –– How Americans feel when reacting to the price of prescription drugs.
News Oct 29, 2018The Trump administration took aim at lowering the cost of the most expensive drugs in Medicare Part B. Drug makers pushed back, but we’ve heard their tired arguments before.
News Oct 22, 2018Posting the prices of drugs in TV ads won’t lower drug prices, but transparency doesn’t hurt. — (NPR)
News Oct 15, 2018Kanye and two drug pricing bills made a trip to the president’s office this week. Guess which made more news?
News Oct 8, 2018Pumpkin spice lattes flowed. Oprah covered her own magazine. A presidential text lit up our phones. Meanwhile, in the world of drug pricing…
News Oct 1, 2018Does anyone have space in their brains this week for drug pricing news? If so, we’ve got you covered:
News Sep 26, 2018The fight to lower drug prices can feel lopsided –– a recent poll found Americans believe drug corporations have the most influence in Washington.
News Sep 21, 2018The drug corporations that fueled America’s opioid epidemic are trying to get a $4 billion bailout in the fast-moving opioid legislation.
News Sep 18, 2018Big Pharma is cutting a backroom deal to make seniors pay more for their prescriptions so drug corporations can keep reaping record profits and buying back stock.
