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The Biden administration proposes to expand the march-in framework to include price as a factor in determining that a drug isn’t accessible to the public. March-in rights allow the US government to license to another entity patents covering inventions developed with the help of taxpayer dollars and could apply to a handful of drugs. Dr. Aaron Kesselheim of the Harvard Medical School joins Bloomberg Intelligence Analysts Duane Wright and Tish Walker on this episode of the Votes and Verdicts podcast to discuss why price should be a factor for march-in rights and the implications for federally supported research and development.
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The Biden administration proposes to expand the march-in framework to include price as a factor in determining that a drug isn’t accessible to the public. March-in rights allow the US government to license to another entity patents covering inventions developed with the help of taxpayer dollars and could apply to a handful of drugs. Dr. Aaron Kesselheim of the Harvard Medical School joins Bloomberg Intelligence Analysts Duane Wright and Tish Walker on this episode of the Votes and Verdicts podcast to discuss why price should be a factor for march-in rights and the implications for federally supported research and development.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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