Big Catch-Up campaign targets childhood vaccines
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In a surprising turn of events, President Trump has made significant changes to United States drug policy in the past week. These changes include increasing the availability of certain psychedelics and reclassifying medical marijuana, a move long-awaited by advocates. While the administration hasn’t legalized these substances, the regulations around them have shifted, making it easier for research and access.
But it’s not just drug policy that’s getting a makeover. Federal regulators have announced a new Medicare coverage pathway for innovative medical devices, streamlining the process for approval and reimbursement. This move aims to address industry concerns about the time it takes for Medicare to cover new technology.
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From drug policy to medical device reimbursement, the healthcare landscape is evolving rapidly. Stay informed with STAT’s latest updates on Regeneron’s drug pricing deal, the international childhood vaccine campaign, and more. And don’t forget to test your knowledge with today’s STAT Mini crossword.
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