Legislation to force price negotiation under Medicare Part D is likely to end in a stalemate. But manufacturers can't afford to relax: the Democrats plan to turn up the pressure even if a law never passes. First they will compare Part D prices to other benchmarks. Then the bullying begins.
By Michael McCaughan
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Miguel Forte, CEO of Kiji Therapeutics, tells the Pink Sheet why he is confident in the future of gene therapies, despite the global “turmoil” that is impacting investment in the industry and changes to the EU and US regulatory landscapes.
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