Monthly Round-Up of What to Read on Pharma Law and Policy
Topics range from issues related to FDA’s approval of aducanumab, to an analysis of the communication of survival data in cancer drug labels.

Topics range from issues related to FDA’s approval of aducanumab, to an analysis of the communication of survival data in cancer drug labels.

The Biden Administration has the opportunity to be the first administration to rid our legal system of cannabis regulation chaos.

To combat the opioid epidemic, we have to understand how regulators failed to protect the public health as the market for prescription opioids grew.

To protect human rights and civil liberties, we must better understand and regulate projectiles, which are dangerous and poorly studied weapons.

As has been proven time and again, “gut feeling” and wishful thinking have never been shown to replace controlled clinical testing.

There are a series of practical reforms that could readily improve the quality of nursing home care.

There are many highly-trained physicians in the world who would be happy to work in the U.S. Why not let them in and introduce some free-market competition?

Price transparency has long eluded the health care industry, but change — fueled by rare bipartisan support — is afoot.

The NHS has been trying to get an effective, fit-for-purpose complaints system for at least 28 years, and it has still not succeeded.
