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How Drug Price Controls End Up Hurting Patients
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How Drug Price Controls End Up Hurting Patients

They are not the household names, but the medications they are researching and developing could be the lifeline patients are waiting for. Today we explore how drug price controls—now making their way through Congress—could have unintended consequences for the small biotechs that are the engine of the drug development ecosystem. And even worse, for the patients who need them most. Guests: Ahmed Mousa, Pieris Pharmaceuticals Daphne Zohar, PureTech Health Peter Kolchinsky, RA Capital Michele Oshman, BIO Clare Thorpe, Library Services (AU)

I AM BIO · Daphne Zohar, Clare Thorpe, Ahmed Mousa, Michele Oshman, Peter Kolchinsky

September 28, 202132m 26s

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Show Notes

They are not the household names, but the medications they are researching and developing could be the lifeline patients are waiting for. Today we explore how drug price controls—now making their way through Congress—could have unintended consequences for the small biotechs that are the engine of the drug development ecosystem. And even worse, for the patients who need them most.  

 

Guests:

Ahmed Mousa, Pieris Pharmaceuticals  

Daphne Zohar, PureTech Health

Peter Kolchinsky, RA Capital

Michele Oshman, BIO

Clare Thorpe, Library Services (AU)

Topics

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