
Sarah Ryan Sarah is a senior manager of public affairs at PhRMA focusing on communications strategies and activities for the organization’s state advocacy priorities. Prior to joining PhRMA, Sarah worked in public affairs at the U.S. Department of Justice. Outside of the office, Sarah can be found running, trying new recipes and cheering on the N.C. State Wolfpack.
Recent Posts
Insulin: Key Facts on Access & Affordability

Today, the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) will examine the cost of insulin and how to make this lifesaving medicine more affordable for patients. The nation’s...
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4 key facts on medicine prices and spending

This week, policymakers on Capitol Hill will continue to discuss the cost of lifesaving medicines and how to make them more affordable for Americans. It’s an important discussion that the...
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Three facts about health care spending

There is increasing talk about making changes to our health care system to lower costs for patients and address misaligned incentives. These are important conversations that could lead to meaningful...
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Prescription drug prices are not fueling inflation

Inflation is causing pain for people across the country. As policymakers search for ways to help provide relief, some are erroneously tying inflation to prescription medicines. To make matters worse,...
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What they are saying: Government price setting for medicines is not the answer

America’s biopharmaceutical companies continue to voice the dangers of current proposals in Washington that would allow the government to set prices for medicines. While it’s being called government...
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PhRMA’s Lori Reilly joined CSG to discuss the industry’s response to COVID-19 and what it means for states

Recently, Lori Reilly, Chief Operating Officer at PhRMA, participated in a podcast with the Council of State Governments (CSG) to discuss the important work the biopharmaceutical industry is doing to...
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New report: Biopharmaceutical industry supports over 4 million jobs and $1.1 trillion in U.S. economic output

Across the country, the biopharmaceutical sector supports millions of jobs in its pursuit to discover ground-breaking treatments and cures for patients around the world.
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