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Prescription Drug Policy
Prescription Drug Policy
Understand the implications of prescription drug policy on affordability and access for aging adults.
Issue Brief
How do Pre-Medicare Adults Aged 55-64 Interact with the Health Care System?
May 22, 2025
Issue Brief
Executive Summary | Pharmacy Benefit Manager Reforms: Can Congress Fix the Market Without Breaking It?
April 17, 2024
White Paper
Pharmacy Benefit Manager Reforms: Can Congress Fix the Market Without Breaking It?
April 17, 2024
Article
Medicare Part B Spending on Macular Degeneration Treatments Associated With Manufacturer Payments to Ophthalmologists
September 8, 2023
Article
How states can act to limit drug price increases, saving employers and workers billions
October 20, 2022
Publication
Association of Generic Competition With Price Decreases in Physician-Administered Drugs and Estimated Price Decreases for Biosimilar Competition
November 15, 2021
Thought Leadership
Article
Americans are dying over drug costs. It’s time to let Medicare negotiate prices.
September 30, 2021
Public Polling
The Case for Lower Drug Prices for All Americans
September 24, 2021
Article
To lower drug costs, define ‘cost’ to mean net cost after rebates
September 7, 2021
Article
Two Ways to Reduce Prescription Drug Costs
July 26, 2021
Article
Limiting Coverage Based On Efficacy And Safety: A Path Forward For Medicare Regarding The Alzheimer’s Treatment Aducanumab
June 7, 2021
Video
High Drug Costs: TRx Of The Trade
May 3, 2021
Infographics & Interactives
The Burden of High Drug Prices
March 23, 2021
Publication
Association Between the Percentage of US Drug Sales Subject to Inflation Penalties and the Extent of Drug Price Increases
September 11, 2020
Article
Pricing Remdesivir: A Domestic Reference Price Approach
June 23, 2020
Article
Federal Government Awards $354M to Civica Rx and Partners to Expand Generic Drug Manufacturing and Create Nation’s First Stockpile of Key Drug Ingredients
May 19, 2020
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