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Wishing You More Affordable Medicine This Christmas

Pharmacy Checkers

With some stops and starts, this blog has become far more focused on policy, regulatory matters, law and politics — and less on everyday consumer issues relating to drug prices. Ask PharmacyChecker , the consumer journalistic section of PharmacyChecker, has a great piece up today called The Gift of Low Drug Prices.

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Political Party Affiliation and Physical Distancing Among Young Adults During the COVID-19 Pandemic

JAMA Internal Medicine

This cross-sectional study estimates the association of political party affiliation with physical distancing behaviors among young adults during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.

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DSCSA’s Wholesale Drug Distributor and Third-Party Logistics Provider Regulations and Preemption of State Laws: Now Dancing on the “Floor” and the “Ceiling”

FDA Law Blog

Section 583 of the FDCA (added by the DSCSA) requires that FDA “establish by regulation the standards for the licensing of persons under section 503(e)(1) … including the revocation, reissuance and renewal of such license.” 1) In general.–Beginning 2) State regulation of third-party logistics providers. See 87 Fed.

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PharmacyChecker Helps Americans Save 99% on Medications… Domestically

Pharmacy Checkers

A new post on the Ask PharmacyChecker resource section is called “ How to Get a 99% Off Your Prescription (without ordering from Canada).” Taking a break from the politics and policy I find myself writing about on these blog pages, I want to brag about PharmacyChecker’s domestic savings. I just love this!

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Does the Drug Shortage White Paper Fall Short?

FDA Law Blog

Putting aside the question of whether the implementation of any program that requires Congressional action is feasible in the current political climate, we think the underlying premise of the White Paper falls short in both scope and in its description of factors that contribute to drug shortages. In Section I.A, Section I.C

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Juneteenth and the Path Forward

Pfizer

Section 1 of the amendment “outlawed chattel slavery and involuntary servitude (except punishment for a crime) and Section 2 gave the U.S. Early celebrations included a prayer service, stories from former slaves, readings of the Emancipation Proclamation, and political rallies to teach African Americans about their voting rights. [5]

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What makes a good (and bad) pharmaceutical forecast model

pharmaphorum

In the sections below, we draw on our extensive experience of building bespoke pharmaceutical forecasting models to share the key ingredients needed for creating the most successful models. #1: 1: Know what good looks like when designing the model. 4: Flexibility built in. The model should be flexible in two ways.