HHS Action On Drug Pricing: Here's Who Secretary Price Is Listening To

HHS is expected to move ahead with action to address high drug prices following a series of stakeholder roundtables held over the past month.

HHS Secretary Tom Price
HHS Secretary Tom Price

HHS Secretary Tom Price and other officials held six "listening sessions" with more than 35 healthcare stakeholders regarding prescription drug pricing over the past month and the department is now expected to move ahead with a plan.

The series of roundtable discussions gathered input from a variety of viewpoints advocating a range of policies for managing high...

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