Category: Health
Morning Consult: Medicare’s Flawed Part B Drug Experiment Could Harm Patients
In today’s Morning Consult, the Community Oncology Alliance’s Rose Gerber has an excellent piece detailing …
Will your company be the “Buzz of BIO"?
Anyone who has ever attended the BIO International Convention can attest to the intensity and …
Harvard Analysis of Discriminatory Formulary Design in 2016 Health Plans
BIO supports policy changes that protect patients’ ability to obtain access to the prescription drugs …
The National Kidney Foundation’s KEEP Healthy Screening Emphasizes Early Diagnosis
In the United States, 1 in 9 Americans has kidney disease, and most don’t know …
Star-Telegram: Prescription Drug Price Controls Pose Lethal Problems
In case you missed it, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram ran an op-ed by Thomas P. …
NIH Office of Science Policy Unveils New Resources
The NIH Office of Science Policy (OSP) works on a wide range of issues including …
Judd Gregg: Biodefense Funding Is Crucial to National Security
Writing in the Morning Consult, former Senator Judd Gregg explains critical role of federal programs …
JAMA Study Finds Vast Majority of Requests for Clinical Trial Data Granted
In 2014, BIO members reaffirmed and broadened their commitment to responsibly share data from clinical …
ICYMI: John Lechleiter: An Empty Obama-Clinton-Sanders Plan on Drug Costs
Writing in the Wall Street Journal today, Eli Lilly and Company Chairman, President and CEO …
March is National Colon Cancer Awareness Month
In 2000, President Clinton officially dedicated March as National Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Since then, …