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Pharmacy benefit companies actively promote the use of generics and biosimilars. Take a look at the data on drug utilization: 90 percent of prescriptions dispensed are generics or biosimilars. During last week’s hearing in the House Oversight Committee, Dr. Rena

In case you missed it, Ike Brannon, senior fellow at the Jack Kemp Foundation and former senior economist for the United States Treasury and U.S. Congress, explains the problem with misguided policies targeting pharmacy benefit companies in a new RealClearMarkets

In case you missed it, an expert witness who testified before the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability during a hearing yesterday on pharmacy benefit companies underscored that misguided policies targeting pharmacy benefits will lead to higher prescription drug

Ike Brannon, former senior economist for the United States Treasury and U.S. Congress, and Anthony Lo Sasso, professor of economics at DePaul University, explain the role of pharmacy benefit companies in the prescription drug supply chain in a new Forbes

While debating important legislative proposals that can impact patients’ health and access to medications, the discussion should rely on solid facts and evidence. Today, we’re highlighting new reputable third-party research and analyses by economists which underscore that legislation focused on

As Congress reviews legislation targeting Americans’ pharmacy benefits, Members of Congress are raising concerns about the unintended risks of significantly increasing drug costs. In case you missed it, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) discusses recent legislation advanced by the Senate’s HELP

In case you missed it, the Brookings Institution released a new analysis, “A Brief Look At Current Debates About Pharmacy Benefit Managers,” which provides an overview of recent legislation targeting pharmacy benefit companies being considered by Congress and how the