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The WasteWatcherThe House Should Avoid Making the Senate’s Terrible Mistake on Healthcare
The House should avoid making the mistake of cutting the number of future cures and raising healthcare costs.
Op-EdsMore regulation will not lower drug costs
Lowering drug costs should be achieved through marketplace reforms, not heavy-handed laws or burdensome regulations.
The WasteWatcherThe Inflation Reduction Act Will Raise Drug Costs and Reduce Cures
Price controls in the Inflation Reduction Act will devastate future drug development and raise costs.
The WasteWatcherSenators Need to Check Their Conscience Before Voting for Price Controls
Senators must understand that price controls will harm patients and reduce the development of future cures.
The WasteWatcherStimulus Checks Will Make Inflation Worse, Not Better
Pumping more money into the economy will add to inflation and do more harm in the long term.
The WasteWatcherThe Human Cost of Pharmaceutical Price Controls is Too High
Price controls will result in the loss of life due to a lack of future research and development.
The WasteWatcherPrice Controls Are Still Bad Medicine
Price controls on pharmaceuticals distort the medical marketplace and will not lower drug prices.
The WasteWatcherThe Senate Should Not Implement Price Controls on Pharmaceuticals
Price controls on pharmaceuticals will not lower prices and will lead to fewer future cures.
The WasteWatcherLimiting Access to Tobacco Harm Reduction Products Harms Public Health
The FDA’s decision to stop Juul from selling e-cigarette products in the U.S. will harm public health.
The WasteWatcherRegulating PBMs Will Not Lower Drug Costs
Increasing regulations on pharmacy benefit managers will not reduce the cost of pharmaceuticals.
Op-EdsDrug importation is dangerous and won’t lower prices
Competition and innovation lead to lower prices, not government pricing schemes.
The WasteWatcherVaping Saves Lives
Tobacco harm reduction products like e-cigarettes are effective tools that help adults successfully quit smoking.
