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The announcement that the federal government of Robert F. Kennedy JR. will cancel almost $ 500 million in the financing of MRNA research funds is incompatible with people who develop not only those who develop vaccines, but also the best hope to combine the future tanks.
President Donald Trump demands the same price as foreign patients with many major pharmaceutical companies. This is not the first time he has made such a threat, and a pharmaceutical company that has won several victories about the Medicare Negotiations in the president’s tax and spending law will not volunteer to lower prices.
This week’s panelist is the SARAH KARLIN-SMITH of Pink Sheet, Pink Sheet’s Sarah Karlin-Smith, CQ Roll Call’s Sandhya Raman and Washington Post.
Take out this week’s episode:
- Explaining the decision to cancel some MRNA vaccine funds, the priority of vaccine critics, Kennedy falsely argued that the technology was not effective in respiratory diseases. Researchers are heading to MRNA vaccines for bird flu and even diseases such as cancer, and the Trump administration’s opposition to the development of vaccine development weakens the prospects for future innovation.
- Trump’s argument emphasizes how little he needs to provide many Americans with the results of this important pocket problem. Medicare’s ability to negotiate pharmaceutical prices was hit by Trump’s large taxes and spending, and the two provisions advocated by the pharmaceutical industry were able to delay or exclude expensive drugs in the transaction process.
- One year after Trump’s promise to secure a guarantee of modifications in the test at the campaign trail, the White House reported that the White House was not forced to pay for expensive reproductive services.
- And as the parliamentary breaks in August and the end of September, the annual government funding process is in progress, but it will not be solved quickly or clean. The Senate is doing more than usual, but the House of Representatives has not yet released the version, which is expected to reduce deeper social problems such as abortion.
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Sandhya Raman: CQ Roll Cole’s “Sweden’s driving force for innocent products is curious about risks.Sandhya Raman.
Lauren Weber: New York Times’ ”‘Hot Las’ was found in a nuclear facility in South Carolina.By emily anthes.
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