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Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing Fails Patients and Their Caregivers
Today, 63 million Americans — one in four adults — provide care to a loved one living with age-related decline, disability or serious illness like cancer or heart disease. For these caregivers, reliable access to innovative medicines often marks the line between stability and crisis. Unfortunately, that access is now threatened by Washington’s latest drug pricing proposal: the so-called “Most Favored Nation” model. Supporters bill MFN as a way to cut costs. In reality, i

Staff @ LPR
2 hours ago3 min read


YOUNG: Some Too-Early Thanksgiving Thoughts
By Jensen Young I know it’s a week early for this, but I’ve got thanksgiving on my mind. We had an early Thanksgiving Sunday night supper at church along with Communion. We had a guest sermon from a friend of mine at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary the week before that on gratitude. I’ve gotten some various emails from faith leaders with various Bible verses regarding Thanksgiving. I’m not nearly as good as some of these pastors but I figured in the spirit of the sea

Staff @ LPR
3 days ago4 min read
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