
As the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) nears, much attention has been paid to the implications for… READ MORE
Drug Affordability and Accessibility Report Released by CMS Innovation Center in response to Executive Order 14807- Lowering Prescription Drug Costs… READ MORE
Nearly every panel at this year’s annual National Academy of State Health Policy (NASHP) conference—which took place from September 20-22—inevitably… READ MORE
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This month’s edition of Health Policy News features a recent PCG white paper on Syndromic Surveillance—a tool that has been… READ MORE
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many state policy efforts over the last year, with state agencies across the U.S. re-deploying their staff towards tracing and… READ MORE
California has long been an innovator in prescription drug cost control efforts. In 2017, the state passed SB 17, a… READ MORE
Earlier this month, all eyes were on two major events in the federal health policy world: the outcome of the… READ MORE
As the nation remains in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, PCG’s Health Policy News team continues to provide readers… READ MORE
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While the COVID-19 pandemic remains the center of everyone’s attention and COVID-19-related policy developments continue (for more on this topic,… READ MORE
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