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Capitol Hill Healthcare Update

By Chris Jones & Adam Higgins on September 9, 2019
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UPDATE ON DRUG PRICING LEGISLATION AS CONGRESS RECONVENES

Congress reconvenes this week after a monthlong summer recess and begins what likely will be a final push toward overhauling prescription drug prices, but lack of consensus on the underlying policy and the intensifying 2020 presidential campaign will complicate efforts to advance a bill to President Donald Trump’s desk.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is finalizing long-awaited legislation centering on price negotiation for drugs that lack competition, and she could introduce legislation as soon as this week. But the secretive process – even to most members of the Democratic Caucus – is causing frustration. Progressive lawmakers say the speaker’s plan may not go far enough on calling for government negotiation with manufacturers over prices.

Read more on BakerHostetler’s Ohio Clock blog >>

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