Letter: Medication Plan Is Bad Idea - Highlands Ranch Herald

Letter: Medication plan is bad idea - Highlands Ranch Herald

I’m fortunate to be in generally good health, but like many others, I rely on maintenance medications to keep it that way. Often, specific brand-name drugs are the ones that work consistently. I pay close attention to any policy that could affect whether patients can keep getting the medications they trust. That’s why I’m alarmed by the Trump administration’s recent Most Favored Nation (MFN) proposal. Tying our drug prices to foreign countries m…

Global imbalance of drug prices a growing sickness

President Trump just issued an executive order to rebalance the global pharmaceutical market — by tying U.S. drug prices to the artificially low, government-set prices in other developed nations. There’s no question that the current market is imbalanced. American scientists develop two out of every three new medicines worldwide — yet Americans pay more per capita for brand-name drugs than the citizens of any other developed country. As Commerce …

Trump Can Lower Drug Prices By Fixing The Market

Americans pay more for medicines and effectively subsidize cheaper access abroad. Doubling down on foreign price controls won't solve that.

Analysis of the MFN Executive Order

In the first part of her Pharma Commerce video interview, LeAnn Boyd, Liviniti’s founder and CEO, outlines the most critical root causes of rising healthcare and drug costs that the MFN executive order doesn’t address.