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xocetaceans

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38. I think the Merck suit has been ongoing for a while (since 6/6/23), but I have not really looked.
Tue Aug 29, 2023, 12:43 PM
Aug 2023

Here is a site that I just found while looking for updates on the anti-IRA suits that Pharma has filed. You might also find it interesting as it seems to follow all the litigation against the IRA:

O'NEILL INSTITUTE--Healthcare Litigation Tracker

ISSUE
Inflation Reduction Act

Enacted in 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) includes major provisions to make health coverage more affordable and lower prescription drug costs. The IRA extends the availability of enhanced premium tax credits for Affordable Care Act Marketplace coverage through 2025. It empowers Medicare to negotiate the price of certain single-source, high-priced drugs. The IRA also requires drug manufacturers to pay rebates to the government if their price hikes of Medicare drugs exceed the inflation rate. Further, the IRA restructures the Medicare Part D benefit to limit patients’ out-of-pocket costs.

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Bristol Myers Squibb Co. v. Becerra et al.

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Merck v. Becerra et al.

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https://litigationtracker.law.georgetown.edu/issues/inflation-reduction-act/

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Wow! lkinwi Aug 2023 #3
Thank you President Biden! ❤️ lkinwi Aug 2023 #4
THIS!!☝️ onetexan Aug 2023 #43
Amazing, so many recent presidents PatSeg Aug 2023 #5
Listen to the drug companies crying! Maybe they can cover their NCjack Aug 2023 #6
+1 ancianita Aug 2023 #14
I'm old enough to remember when Big Pharma could not advertise their drugs CousinIT Aug 2023 #52
Doctors couldn't either LibinMo Aug 2023 #56
Interesting that those are ones most advertised with sinkingfeeling Aug 2023 #7
I was just thinking that BumRushDaShow Aug 2023 #9
God I hate that ad, and have put all MSNBC ads on mute for years... thanks, Joe! ancianita Aug 2023 #16
Pharma should not be allowed to advertise. Most adverstising is on some level misinformation. ... xocetaceans Aug 2023 #24
Agree. They shouldn't be in 'product promotion' to increase public pressure on their doctors. ancianita Aug 2023 #26
I would generally agree when one discusses their sales divisions. If one were discussing the ... xocetaceans Aug 2023 #29
Agree. And the fact that corps have standing to sue the govt. is a travesty. ancianita Aug 2023 #32
Those are also some interesting points. I cannot argue anything about law or standing, etc. xocetaceans Aug 2023 #34
Well... ancianita Aug 2023 #35
I think the Merck suit has been ongoing for a while (since 6/6/23), but I have not really looked. xocetaceans Aug 2023 #38
You're right. I stand corrected. More than one have sued, and I mistook the article date for the ancianita Aug 2023 #39
This bugs me most. ancianita Aug 2023 #54
WTbloodyF? ExWhoDoesntCare Aug 2023 #50
+1 dalton99a Aug 2023 #23
I'm surprised epi-pens aren't on the list Novara Aug 2023 #8
Several states have capped prices of epipens. sinkingfeeling Aug 2023 #10
Good Novara Aug 2023 #25
This is just the first 10 announced BumRushDaShow Aug 2023 #13
Epipens have some unique issues complicating things IronLionZion Aug 2023 #44
Big Pharma makes much of their exorbitant profits in the US by gouging consumers here CousinIT Aug 2023 #11
EXACTLY. ancianita Aug 2023 #17
My reform would be that companies may develop, import or sell a drug in the US if, and only if, US 24601 Aug 2023 #40
+1 n/t CousinIT Aug 2023 #51
We need a system like Canada's. Elessar Zappa Aug 2023 #45
Yup. It is a main reason why the same drug is very cheap elsewhere. 4lbs Aug 2023 #49
Excellent! Bayard Aug 2023 #12
That's great but why the kacekwl Aug 2023 #15
Because they have to give time for *the actual negotiations* BumRushDaShow Aug 2023 #18
I'm virtually certain that you've already seen the following, but just in case ... xocetaceans Aug 2023 #27
Yup BumRushDaShow Aug 2023 #28
I take Xarelto daily. appleannie1 Aug 2023 #19
... BumRushDaShow Aug 2023 #21
Good lonely bird Aug 2023 #20
Kick dalton99a Aug 2023 #22
Three medications on that list are recommended by my doctors lees1975 Aug 2023 #30
I take Eliquis. This is what it costs on Medicare. JohnnyRingo Aug 2023 #31
Biden Administration is announcing the first 10 Medicare Part D drugs selected for price negotiation LetMyPeopleVote Aug 2023 #33
I like it republianmushroom Aug 2023 #36
All of the drugs on this list are extremely expensive dlk Aug 2023 #37
I don't know anything about any of the drugs other than Jardiance.... IowaGuy Aug 2023 #41
"they are prohibited by the FDA to putting them on the market for a couple of years" BumRushDaShow Aug 2023 #42
Prices of these 10 drugs for one month at Walgreens... jmowreader Aug 2023 #46
Now tell everyone we've been subsidizing every OTHER country who negotiates! oldsoftie Aug 2023 #47
My mother was prescribed Eliquis some years ago. 4lbs Aug 2023 #48
Seems like a BFD(!). I'm for single payer, but in the meantime Thanks, President Biden! electric_blue68 Aug 2023 #53
K & R Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Aug 2023 #55
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