US COVID-19 Relief Law Boosts Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Programs; Is More To Come?

$10bn here and $6bn there on top of what’s left from earlier CARES Act gives government more options on COVID-19 medical countermeasures.

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The COVID-19 economic relief/stimulus legislation that the Democrats pushed through the US Congress 10 March builds on investments in domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing infrastructure that the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act made nearly a year earlier.

Although there is broad bipartisan support for investing in domestic capabilities to manufacture vaccines and treatments for COVID-19 and other...

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