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WASHINGTON — There’s an unlikely kumbaya in Washington this year: both President Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi have made it clear that lowering the cost of prescription drugs is among their top priorities.

But with a fiercely resistant pharmaceutical lobby, an unpredictable White House, and split control of Congress, can 2019 be the year something finally gets done?

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STAT’s Washington correspondents Lev Facher and Nicholas Florko explore these questions and fielded more on this hot-button issue.

Download slides here (PDF). You may view the webinar recording below.

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