A STAT Investigation Nicholas Florko Getting hepatitis C treatment opens new doors for the incarcerated
A STAT Investigation Nicholas Florko Watch: With little more than a typewriter, an Idaho man overturns the entire state’s policy on hepatitis C treatment in prison
A STAT Investigation Nicholas Florko Prisons say they can’t afford to cure everyone with hepatitis C. But some are figuring out a way
A STAT Investigation Nicholas Florko Legal and medical experts say denying hepatitis C care is cruel and unusual punishment, but the courts are still catching up
A STAT Investigation Nicholas Florko These 8 states are doing the worst job of treating hepatitis C in prisons
A STAT Investigation Nicholas Florko Hundreds of incarcerated people are dying of hep C — even though we have a simple cure
First Opinion Linda Richter and Diana Fishbein Allocate opioid settlement dollars to real addiction-ending solutions
Pharmalot Ed Silverman California wants to revoke a CVS mail-order license for illegally filling opioid and ADHD prescriptions
A STAT Investigation Nicholas Florko For families, grieving an incarcerated person’s death adds complexity to an already painful process
A STAT Investigation Nicholas Florko Despite federal disclosure rules, state prisons hide information on hepatitis C-related deaths
First Opinion Podcast Patrick Skerrett Listen: Will opioid settlement money actually go to opioid prevention? Here’s hoping
First Opinion Sean Dickson How states can act to limit drug price increases, saving employers and workers billions
Politics Sarah Owermohle Despite its threats, PhRMA is still supporting Democrats who voted for Medicare negotiation
Pharmalot Ed Silverman Medicare may eventually negotiate some drug prices, but Colorado still wants to import medicines from Canada
The Pharmalot View Ed Silverman ‘Window dressing’: Eli Lilly’s after-the-fact statement on Indiana’s abortion law sends a disingenuous message
Politics Edward Chen ‘Critically important work’: Adm. Rachel Levine on efforts to combat gender-based discrimination in health care
Hospitals Rachel Cohrs A rich Republican businessman is an unlikely champion for lower hospital prices — but he’s winning the fight
Hospitals Bob Herman Doctors in Arizona are trying to rewrite the surprise billing law to boost their own pay
Pharmalot Ed Silverman Two dozen states side with HHS in its raucous dispute with pharma over a drug discount program
Pharmalot Ed Silverman Arkansas becomes the latest state to sue drugmakers and PBMs over insulin pricing
Exclusive Nicholas Florko Prisons didn’t prescribe much Paxlovid or other Covid-19 treatments, even when they got the drugs
D.C. Diagnosis Nicholas Florko The FDA’s Rob Califf on importing drugs from Canada, on Aduhelm, and on opioids
Pharmalot Ed Silverman Louisiana accuses UnitedHealth and its OptumRx PBM of inflating drug costs for its Medicaid program
Politics Lev Facher Biden’s new high-stakes research agency needs a home. For cities and states, the race for ARPA-H is on
Pharmalot Ed Silverman Gilead faces criticism for donations to state senators who backed ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill in Florida