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New England CEPAC Meeting on Atopic Dermatitis
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The 100th Anniversary of Insulin, but Medicine Still Not Accessible for Everyone
Now a movement is fighting to assure 'Insulin for All.'Comments
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Making Medicare Work Better for Patients
Should the U.S. government be able to negotiate drug prices, and what is lost if they do.Comments
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Drug Rebates in Medicare Part D
The USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy hosted a webinar to discuss how the increasing reliance on rebates burdens many Medicare patients and the best policy solutions.Comments
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Technology Transfer in the Context of Drug Development and Drug Pricing
Duke-Margolis student voices.Comments
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Biden Thanks Fox News, Republicans for Changing Vaccine Tune
President Joe Biden expressed gratitude that some Fox News hosts and Republican leaders have changed their messaging on coronavirus vaccines and are now urging people to get their shots.Comments
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Too Little Too Late For Republicans Finally Advocating Covid Vaccines?
Months after they became available and as Covid is ravaging southern states due to the Delta variant, conservative Republicans are beginning to advocate for Covid vaccines.Comments
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President Biden Calls For Lower Drug Prices By Letting Medicare Negotiate
During his speech Friday in support of former Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D-VA), President Biden called to lower drug prices by letting Medicare negotiate prices.Comments
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Why Some Republicans Changed Their Tune On Vaccines
In the last few days, we have seen conservatives coming out to finally state the obvious: vaccines are saving lives. But why?Comments
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A Conversation on Biosimilars and Drug Development
Axios senior editor Sam Baker and health care reporter Caitlin Owens discuss the future of biosimilars and other innovative approaches to lowering the cost of treatment for patients in the U.S.Comments
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AAM All Access - Avik Roy
Today our guest is Avik Roy, one of the most powerful speakers on the importance of competition and what real-world competition does for consumers.Comments
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The Alzheimer’s Treatment Controversy: Implications of Accelerated Drug Approvals
The recent controversy surrounding the FDA approval of a new Alzheimer’s treatment has prompted questions about the standards that should be used to evaluate investigational drugs.Comments
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Drug Prices Expected to Increase in 2021
The number of list price increases of prescription drugs is expected to rise in 2021, reversing a trend of the past five years.Comments
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2 Maps That Tell the Story of Covid-19 in America
A map of the 2020 election results and a map of fully vaccinated areas paint a strikingly similar picture of today’s political landscape -- and (surprise, surprise… ) it was largely driven by former President Donald Trump.Comments
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Looking for the Perfect Covid-19 Vaccine
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Vice Dean Joshua Sharfstein discusses the U.S. vaccination gap and the risk of the Covid-19 delta variant.Comments
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