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Inflation drives the cost of newly launched prescription drugs even higher
Back in 2008, a gallon of gas cost $3, a loaf of bread was $1.37, and the median launch price of a new prescription…
Federal law requires hospitals to list prices. More than half don’t.
Last year, the Hospital Price Transparency Law went into effect. It requires hospitals to publish the cash prices for…
Should surgeons own medical device companies and then use those devices during surgery? Some do.
It’s a business model facing scrutiny: physicians owning a stake in medical device companies…
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The cost to launch a new prescription drug has skyrocketed more than 8,400% since 2008. Wow! That’s inflation. #MyVoiceMyHealth
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Back in 2008, a gallon of gas cost $3, a loaf of bread was $1.37, and the median launch price of a new prescription drug was $2,115. We all feel the effects of inflation. Today, our gas is more than $...Hospitals are required by law to share the prices for common procedures. Most aren’t complying. #MyVoiceMyHealth
Federal law requires hospitals to list prices. More than half don’t. - Voices for Affordable Health
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Last year, the Hospital Price Transparency Law went into effect. It requires hospitals to publish the cash prices for 300 common procedures – both online and in a spreadsheet format – so patients ...
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The federal No Surprises Act, which took effect on Jan. 1, 2022, was intended to protect consumers. But some are already trying to weaken the