Tag Archives: Congress

Health Reform Hazards: Steering Your Course Through the Rhetorical Shallows

By William Looney | Published: December 9, 2009
Image by Getty Images via Dayli Crafting consensus legislation on health reform depends heavily on all parties understanding precisely the terms of the debate. With the two House and Senate bills now topping out at more than 4,000 text pages, prospects for even a basic awareness of the implications of this reform for big pharma and [...]
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The Trouble with Transparency

By George Koroneos | Published: November 6, 2009
Guest blog by Jacky Law A couple of weeks ago I attended an industry awards dinner and had an interesting conversation with an eminent doctor who shall remain nameless. The doctor in question works in a highly specialized area and frequently talks about her research at conferences around the world. She always travels first-class and has [...]
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Wyeth v. Levine: Inside the Preemption Case

By Walter Armstrong | Published: November 10, 2008
Last week, the Supreme Court heard arguments in the long-awaited preemption case, Wyeth v. Levine. For the first time, the highest court in the land is weighing in on whether federal approval of a drug preempts tort claims against a drugmaker, such as an injured consumer might bring in a state court. A decision for [...]
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