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Time for change: PhRMA survey shows insurance creates barrie...

Health insurance is not enough to provide the necessary affordable access to care for the US’ most vulnerable, finds new PhRMA report.

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Tablets on dollar bills (treatment, addiction, aging - concept). Vintage effect.

Democrats agree last-ditch deal to save drug pricing plans

Under fire for abandoning a plan to allow Medicare to negotiate drug pricing, Democrats in the Senate have reached an agreement that could see the policy reintroduced in the Biden administr

R&D

Will cell and gene therapies disrupt reimbursement?

Cell and gene therapies could prove disruptive in terms of the life-changing benefits they could bring to people with rare diseases and cancers – but they could also mean healthcare systems

Views & Analysis

New York, United States of America - November 21, 2016: Sticky post-it notes on wall in Union Square subway station in NYC as protest against presidential election results

Stand up to Trump’s anti-science politics, urge health campa...

Fears that President Trump will push through policies that will damage healthcare and science are generating active resistance from the scientific community in the US and beyond.

Views & Analysis

Pharma price gouging: lessons from the US and UK

Loopholes which allow companies to exploit generic drug prices are being closed down in the UK - but the US may have to rely on peer pressure for the meantime.

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