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President-elect Joe Biden stumps for Ossoff, Warnock after clinching Electoral College

President-elect Joe Biden stumps for Ossoff, Warnock after clinching Electoral College
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Biden stumps for Ossoff, Warnock after clinching Electoral College

Biden stumps for Ossoff, Warnock after clinching Electoral College
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Biden stumps for Ossoff, Warnock after clinching Electoral College

Biden stumps for Ossoff, Warnock after clinching Electoral College
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Unaffordable prescription drugs: the real legacy of Hatch-Waxman

By Alfred Engelberg Dec. 16, 2020Reprints Adobe How is it possible to have a prescription drug price crisis when 90% of prescriptions are filled with generic drugs that cost, on average, $1 a day? The answer: The remaining 10% of prescriptions have an average cost of $20 a day and account for 80% of all prescription drug spending. High prices for branded medicines are one consequence of the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984, better known as the Hatch-Waxman Act, the same law that made low-cost generic drugs widely available. To pass that law, Congress yielded to demands from the powerful pharma lobby for longer and stronger monopolies for new drugs. This payoff to an already highly profitable industry has wiped out the savings that the widespread use of generic drugs should have produced.

FDA s device law and policy activities from 2020

Tuesday, December 15, 2020 What a year for the Food and Drug Administration! FDA, an agency with regulatory oversight of 20-25% of products on which consumers spend, including food and medicines, but which typically stays out of the limelight, was thrust into the public eye amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. This was the year many Americans became familiar with lesser-known and niche policies like those governing emergency use authorizations (EUAs) and with the role of FDA in regulating laboratory developed tests (LDTs). The agency also took some flak for seeming to bow to political pressure in authorizing hydroxychloroquine for emergency use as a potential COVID-19 treatment, then rescinding the authorization, as well as for its less-than-accurate pronouncements of positive data concerning convalescent plasma treatment. These were reminders that the agency Americans trust to protect the public does get things wrong sometimes and is susceptible in some ways to political press

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