Presidential Campaign
Five things for pharma marketers to know: Monday, November 14, 2016
November 14, 2016J&J's experimental RA drug has mixed results in clinical trial; Novartis reportedly considers buying generics maker; Donald Trump names healthcare transition team leader
Trump or Clinton? Either May Lead to Better Mental Healthcare
October 20, 2016Despite political rifts that have blocked progress on so many other fronts, Congress has managed to lay the groundwork for clear steps forward in mental health.
Drug Pricing Will Be a Key Issue, Whether Clinton or Trump Win the Election
September 22, 2016Policymakers respond to a crisis and every crisis has to have a villain. Unfortunately, today pharma is the villain.
Five things for pharma marketers to know: Friday, September 2, 2016
September 02, 2016Hillary Clinton releases drug-pricing plan; patent for Teva's Copaxone is invalidated; Roche's immunotherapy extends life
Five things for pharma marketers to know: Tuesday, August 30, 2016
August 30, 2016Walgreens Boots partners with PBM; Clinton proposes mental health plan; BI and Qualcomm to develop connected inhaler
Clinton or Trump? Either Way, Change Is Coming
July 06, 2016Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton offer clear contrasts on the issues of the Affordable Care Act, entitlement reform, and drug pricing.
Clinton campaign ad targets Valeant, drug repricing
March 01, 2016Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said she would go after "predatory" pharma companies in new ad spot.
Five things for pharma marketers to know: Monday, September 21, 2015
September 21, 2015Clinton expecting to discuss drug prices; Turing criticized for raising the price of infectious-disease drug; online game helps patients reduce blood pressure
Clinton vows price controls, generic biologics in healthcare plan
September 17, 2007Sen. Hillary Clinton unveiled her healthcare plan, promising to cover all Americans if elected president - and taking a few swipes at the pharmaceutical and insurance industries.
When Frist and Clinton agree
December 01, 2006Sens. Frist and Clinton are both on record as supporting the push for computerizing medical record keeping.
