Biden Administration report debunks myths around patent “evergreening” and “thickets”
PhRMA Blog
by
1w ago
USPTO’s findings confirm that assertions touted by patent critic groups that the patent system is broken and rampant with abuse are baseless ..read more
Visit website
Key voter insights two months from Election Day
PhRMA Blog
by
1w ago
Election Day is less than two months away and voters are solidifying the issues they care about most this election and the solutions they want to see their elected officials focus on ..read more
Visit website
New survey: Insurers confirm IRA will reduce patient treatment options
PhRMA Blog
by
2w ago
A recent survey conducted by Magnolia Market Access provides insight directly from insurers, revealing in no uncertain terms that insurers plan to restrict coverage in Part D because of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). When assessing the law, the negative impact it is having on access to medicines cannot be overlooked ..read more
Visit website
What to know about the latest effort to break patents using a legally dubious avenue
PhRMA Blog
by
2w ago
The unique American intellectual property (IP) system – including patent protections – promotes biopharmaceutical innovation and affordability, giving U.S. patients more medicine choices than anywhere else in the world. And medicine costs have remained a small and stable 14% share of health care spending that is on par with other countries ..read more
Visit website
Tactic to exploit patient assistance likely to increase despite harm to patients
PhRMA Blog
by
2w ago
A new study on Alternative Funding Programs (AFPs), conducted by Leavitt Partners, found that AFPs threaten manufacturer Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs), programs intended to assist the uninsured or underinsured in accessing their medications ..read more
Visit website
How to protect your children’s health this school year
PhRMA Blog
by
2w ago
As we navigate another summer COVID surge and the upcoming flu season, now is the time to consult with your health care provider about vaccines for common respiratory viruses ..read more
Visit website
Did the administration consider the value of innovative diabetes medicines in price setting process?
PhRMA Blog
by
2w ago
Throughout this first round of the price setting process under the Inflation Reduction Act, one concern keeps rising to the top: Is the administration factoring in feedback from patients and physicians when making pricing decisions ..read more
Visit website
WTAS: Proposed Unsubstantiated USPTO Rule Change is a Threat to American Innovation
PhRMA Blog
by
1M ago
There has been increasing interest from some policymakers in Congress and the administration on terminal disclaimers and their use to resolve obviousness-type double patenting objections. Some proposed policies would even render entire patents unenforceable if a single claim in another patent is found invalid ..read more
Visit website
The unintended consequences of government price setting in Medicare Part D
PhRMA Blog
by
1M ago
Yesterday, the administration released the government-set prices for the first 10 medicines selected under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The announcement left out important context about what is already happening in Medicare Part D because of the changes in the IRA and how Medicare patients are negatively impacted ..read more
Visit website
Medicaid by the numbers
PhRMA Blog
by
1M ago
Today marks the 59th anniversary of Medicaid, a state-administered program designed to ensure the most vulnerable in our communities can access the health care services they need ..read more
Visit website

Follow PhRMA Blog on FeedSpot

Continue with Google
Continue with Apple
OR