The BRI Blog

For recent medical community news and insights, engage with our recent posts below.

Is the nation in a place to allocate $30-$35 trillion in new federal spending for the first decade of a policy which results in resources, shortages, delays, rationing, and worse care for patients everywhere it’s tried?

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A study published this week by the Pacific Research Institute found that the return on capital for health insurers and PBMs is four times higher than it is for drug manufacturers. Yet, so often, we’re told biopharmaceutical companies are the ones earning excessive returns.

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The enhanced premium subsidies are wasteful and expensive; they benefit a sliver of the population; and they enrich health insurers despite widespread evidence of fraud.

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Now is not the time to revisit Obamacare’s enhanced subsidies. Now is the time to enact real reforms in the health care industry itself–starting with routing the abundant fraud.

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Price caps do more than just reduce revenue for drugmakers. They also discourage investment in the research and development of promising treatments and therapies.

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The Trump Administration has proposed a 50 percent excise tax on patent revenue from medical inventions created using federal grants. Such a tax would disincentivize universities from expending the time, money, and effort to engage in federally-funded research.

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