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Europe’s pharmaceutical policy choices – And what the United States stands to learn

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A recent policy discussion on Capitol Hill hosted by We Work For Health examined the lessons the United States might draw from Europe’s experience with pharmaceutical pricing and innovation. As a participant, my key takeaways focused on understanding the trade-offs underpinning EU and UK drug pricing policy and the broader impact on innovation for both sides of the Atlantic.

Europe’s pharmaceutical policy choices – And what the United States stands to learn

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