US President Donald Trump released an executive order on May 12 calling for a 30-day negotiation period between the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the biopharma industry, with the threat of a rule from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to lower US drug prices if no deal is reached.
Responding to the development, financial services company Morningstar’s director Karen Anderson explained her views on why this matters.
The President's goal of bringing US drug prices more in line with pricing in other developed countries is among the more feared potential policy changes in the biopharma industry, although we have generally seen sweeping changes as a low-probability scenario.
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