Medicare Monday: Looking back at the success of Part D in its first 10 years

As 2016 comes to a close this week, Medicare Part D wraps up its first decade – and it’s been quite a busy decade. Today, more than 40 million people, including seniors and people living with...
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Medicare Monday: New research finds trends in Average Sales Price of Part B drugs remains stable

Earlier this year, we looked at Average Sales Price (ASP) and how it works in Medicare Part B. As you may remember, ASP (the method for reimbursing drugs covered by Part B) is a market-based price...
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New report provides recommendations for securing and protecting IP

This week, the White House Office of the U.S. Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator (IPEC) issued a Joint Strategic Plan outlining actions government, industry, educational institutions and...
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Medicare Monday: Negotiation in Medicare Part D works

Earlier this year, we highlighted a new QuintilesIMS Institute research brief that, for the first time, looked at Part D costs after accounting for rebates.
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Video: Translating science into new medicines

Researchers and scientists at America’s biopharmaceutical companies and around the globe work every day to translate science into new treatments and cures to allow patients to live longer, healthier...
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Medicare Monday: Don’t forget! Medicare open enrollment ends Wednesday

This Wednesday, December 7, marks the end of Medicare open enrollment. That means there are only a couple days left to review and make changes to your 2017 coverage.
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World AIDS Day 2016: A decade of scientific innovation

On World AIDS Day, we are reminded of the significant advances that have been made – many of which occurred over the past decade – to help transform HIV/AIDS from a once acutely fatal epidemic to a...
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