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fda reporter @InHealthPolicy, previously @politico. @ufjschool alum and board game enjoyer.
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Project 2029 Plots Drug Pricing Reforms For Next Democratic Presidency

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By Lauren Brensel Verified
| Inside Health Policy Verified
A policy group making a play at Republicans’ Project 2025 plans revealed a flight of health care reforms to lower drug prices that it says could be implemented on "Day One" of a future Democratic administration, particularly among elderly Americans.
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Senators Seek FDA Assurance Chemo Drug Imports To Stem Shortages Are Safe

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By Lauren Brensel Verified
| Inside Health Policy Verified
Senate Aging Committee Chair Rick Scott (R-FL) and ranking Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand (NY) wrote to FDA this week asking for assurances that imported chemotherapy drugs the agency is temporarily allowing to alleviate shortages are safe.
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FDA’s Approval Of mRNA Flu Shot Could Signal Policy Shift At HHS

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By Lauren Brensel Verified
| Inside Health Policy Verified
FDA’s first-of-its kind approval of an mRNA seasonal flu vaccine could indicate the agency is revisiting mRNA technology after it had originally blocked the vaccine from review and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had significantly retreated from investing in mRNA research last year.
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