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[https://www.citizen.org/article/principles-to-inform-drug-pricing-access-and-innovation-policy/ by PUBLICCITIZEN 12/11/24] | [https://www.citizen.org/article/principles-to-inform-drug-pricing-access-and-innovation-policy/ by PUBLICCITIZEN 12/11/24] | ||
Policymakers have made generational progress in advancing policies to lower prescription drug prices, especially through the passage into law of price negotiations, inflation rebates, and a $2,000 out-of-pocket cap for patients on Medicare. Yet critical work remains to provide relief for both people with Medicare and without, through lower prices for more patients and more medicines, and on a quicker timeline. | Policymakers have made generational progress in advancing policies to lower prescription drug prices, especially through the passage into law of price negotiations, inflation rebates, and a $2,000 out-of-pocket cap for patients on Medicare. Yet critical work remains to provide relief for both people with Medicare and without, through lower prices for more patients and more medicines, and on a quicker timeline. | ||
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We work with communities to build the collective power necessary to counter structural racism. Connected and aligned individuals, organizations, and movements standing together to inspire positive change can build a just, multiracial, democratic society. | |||
