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We represent America’s innovative biopharmaceutical research & biotechnology companies, advocating for policies that support the discovery of new medicines and ensure broad patient access to safe, effective treatments.

04/24/2026

Vaccines are one of the most effective tools to prevent disease, protect patients and reduce health care costs.

During World Immunization Week, Dr. Mike Ybarra highlights how vaccines have transformed public health and why that progress depends on continued use and a stable, science-based policy environment that supports innovation and access.

Read more on what is at stake for patients and future innovation: https://phrma.org/blog/world-immunization-week-putting-preventable-diseases-in-the-past

04/23/2026

In honor of National Supply Chain Integrity Month, did you know that 70% of medicines are approved here in the U.S. first?

And 2/3 of the medicines consumed in the U.S. are made here at home as well.

America’s leadership in innovation supports a healthier future and a more secure nation.

http://AmericaCures.com

04/23/2026

More than 80 million Americans are on high deductible health care plans and end up paying the full price of their medicines before coverage kicks in.

AmericasMedicines.com helps you explore more options for getting your medication, like buying directly from a manufacturer with no hidden markups and fees.

Americans are struggling to understand, plan for and afford their health care costs. Today, only 30% of insured American...
04/22/2026

Americans are struggling to understand, plan for and afford their health care costs. Today, only 30% of insured Americans believe insurance provides everyone with affordable access to care when they need it.

It’s not hard to see why. Insurers and their middlemen have shifted more and more costs onto patients through high deductibles and coinsurance, while out-of-pocket costs and premiums are still a huge challenge for patients.

Americans deserve a health care system without the excessive red tape and with increased transparency and affordability.

https://phrma.org/blog/survey-confirms-too-many-insured-americans-face-barriers-to-reliable-health-care

Prescription medicines are often blamed for rising health care costs, but the data tells a different story.Half of every...
04/22/2026

Prescription medicines are often blamed for rising health care costs, but the data tells a different story.

Half of every dollar spent on brand medicines goes to entities that did not develop or manufacture them.

Middlemen now control what patients pay at the pharmacy counter, often through complex and opaque practices.

Improving transparency and accountability in the supply chain can help lower costs and strengthen patients' access.

https://phrma.org/blog/separating-fact-from-fiction-in-the-medicine-supply-chain

04/20/2026

It’s time to refocus on what matters most: helping patients get the medicines their doctors prescribe.

04/18/2026

“The path is for us to accelerate our own innovation and manufacturing.”

Former Secretary Gina Raimondo highlights the direct correlation of our leadership in medicine development and our leadership in the world.

04/17/2026

More than 27.2 million Americans are uninsured and have to pay out of pocket for their medications.

Help is available through patient support programs and newly created direct purchase programs.

Explore more at AmericasMedicines.com.

Importing Most Favored Nation price controls into the U.S. risks undermining the very system that delivers innovation an...
04/16/2026

Importing Most Favored Nation price controls into the U.S. risks undermining the very system that delivers innovation and access for patients.

For decades, America has supported the development of new medicines while expanding access through robust generic competition. Government price controls like MFN would disrupt that balance by pulling billions of dollars out of U.S. research and development, slowing the pipeline of future treatments and cures.

At the same time, these policies would import pricing systems from other countries that often rely on restricted access and government rationing. That means fewer treatment options for patients who need them.

Ultimately, MFN-style policies threaten U.S. leadership in medical innovation while failing to address the real cost drivers, including insurers and middlemen, abuses in the 340B hospital markup program, and foreign governments not paying their share for innovative medicines.

We can—and should—improve affordability. But importing foreign price controls isn’t the answer.

Smart policy has powered America’s leadership in biopharmaceutical innovation for decades.For more than 40 years, bipart...
04/16/2026

Smart policy has powered America’s leadership in biopharmaceutical innovation for decades.

For more than 40 years, bipartisan policies including strong IP protections like patents, Hatch-Waxman, and the BPCIA have helped build a system that drives innovation, competition, and savings.

The results are clear. Generics and biosimilars account for roughly 90% of prescriptions, with generics averaging under $7. High generic use also helps keep Medicare and Medicaid medicine prices about 18% lower than in other wealthy countries.

Over the past decade, this system has delivered hundreds of new medicines and nearly $3 trillion in savings for patients.

That’s how smart policy and strong IP protections deliver for patients.

https://phrma.org/policy-issues/intellectual-property

Protection against the flu depends on vaccines being developed and delivered on schedule. Keeping this timeline on trac...
04/15/2026

Protection against the flu depends on vaccines being developed and delivered on schedule.

Keeping this timeline on track is essential to keeping families across the country healthy and safe.

http://phrma.org/vaccines

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