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New poll shows Americans reject Medicare “negotiation” once they learn more about the policy
By Cynthia Hicks | October 15, 2021
As the debate in Washington around drug pricing proposals continues to intensify, a new Ipsos/PhRMA poll shows Medicare “negotiation” is not nearly as popular as some might suggest. Survey...
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What is Kaiser Family Foundation up to?
By Brian Newell | October 12, 2021
For years, Kaiser Family Foundation (Kaiser) has reminded lawmakers that Americans are opposed to government “negotiation” in drug pricing should it lead to less access to medicines and destroy...
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New report shows 3 in 10 Americans that have insurance still face a financial barrier to care
By Katie Koziara | October 7, 2021
Today, we released the results in the first report in a series on patient experiences with the health care system. The report, titled “Barriers to Health Care Access in the Patient Experience,”...
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Recent polling misrepresents public support for Medicare “negotiation”
By Tom Wilbur | August 31, 2021
Proponents of government price setting often misrepresent voters’ opinions on support for allowing the federal government to “negotiate” drug prices. This includes recent polling from advocacy...
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Myth vs. fact: Polling and Medicare “negotiation”
By Tom Wilbur | August 12, 2021
As some in Washington consider legislation related to prescription medicines and how to best help Americans manage health care costs, government “negotiation” of prescription medicines within...
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Data shows voters strongly support protecting access to their medicines
By Mark Keida | July 15, 2021
In our current health care system, the Medicare Part D program helps ensure seniors and people with disabilities have access to the prescription medicines they need. While more than 90% of seniors...
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Data shows COVID-19 vaccines are creating a pathway to a strong U.S. recovery
By Tom Wilbur | July 2, 2021
As we head into the Fourth of July weekend, Americans are reemerging from the COVID-19 pandemic with heightened hopes and confidence in a strong U.S. recovery. The COVID-19 vaccines have been...
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New polling shows Americans are sounding the alarm on the TRIPS IP waiver
By Cynthia Hicks | May 14, 2021
Last week, the Biden administration announced support for a waiver of the World Trade Organization (WTO) Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement, which could lead...
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Health care costs and affordability remain a major challenge for most Americans, even among those with insurance. According to a March Gallup poll, nearly one-in-five (18%) U.S. adults report that...
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Data shows that Americans are relying on vaccines to get us through the pandemic
By Mark Keida | April 22, 2021
As we continue to combat the pandemic, America’s biopharmaceutical industry is working around the clock in unprecedented partnerships to manufacture COVID-19 vaccines, reaching billions of doses...
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