In this week's edition...
 
— PIPC Report: The UK Health System, Lessons for the U.S. and the Risks of MFN Drug Pricing. Click here to read the full report.
— Former Members of Congress and Physicians Call Out How MFN Devalues Disabled Lives. View the article here.
— Louisiana Advances Bill to Import QALYs, Advocates Respond. View the Bossier Press-Tribune article here. View the PIPC letter here.
— Michigan Seeks to Incorporate QALYs into Appropriations Bill. View the letters HERE. 
— MFN Policies Devalue Patients, Limiting Treatments for People like Gerry. We must not import access restrictions that devalue people living with chronic illnesses.
— Access at Risk: Innovation for Health Equity in a Time of Uncertainty. Register here.
— Trump Administration Pushes Compliance Deadlines for DOJ's Title II Rule on Digital Accessibility. PIPC will continue to monitor the rule and advocate to ensure that the disabled community does not witness a deterioration in accessibility standards.
— Patients and People with Disabilities Urge Policymakers to Reject Importing Foreign Drug Pricing Policies. View PIPC’s response to the SOTU here. View the letters from 119 organizations to CMS commenting on the GLOBE and GUARD models here. View the blog here. Learn more about the implications of importing QALYs here.
— HEMA Finalizes Report on Economic Evaluation. View PIPC’s critique of the draft report here. View the final report here.
— Devaluing Disabled Lives, International Laws Fall Short of Protecting Equal Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities as Compared to the U.S. View the new Data Mine Blog here.
— Health Affairs Discusses MFN Drug Pricing and QALYs. Click here to read the full article.
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— Former Members of Congress and Physicians Call Out How MFN Devalues Disabled Lives. View the article here.
— MFN Policies Devalue Patients, Limiting Treatments for People like Gerry. We must not import access restrictions that devalue people living with chronic illnesses.
— Access at Risk: Innovation for Health Equity in a Time of Uncertainty. Register here.
— Trump Administration Pushes Compliance Deadlines for DOJ's Title II Rule on Digital Accessibility. PIPC will continue to monitor the rule and advocate to ensure that the disabled community does not witness a deterioration in accessibility standards.
— Patients and People with Disabilities Urge Policymakers to Reject Importing Foreign Drug Pricing Policies. View PIPC’s response to the SOTU here. View the letters from 119 organizations to CMS commenting on the GLOBE and GUARD models here. View the blog here. Learn more about the implications of importing QALYs here.
— Roll Call Publishes Article on the Current State of AHRQ. Click here to read the full piece.
— NIH Strategic Plan for Disability Health Research FY26-FY30. View the report here.
— HEMA Finalizes Report on Economic Evaluation. View PIPC’s critique of the draft report here. View the final report here.
— HIV+HEP Submits letter Opposing GUARD Model. View the press release and letter here.
— Devaluing Disabled Lives, International Laws Fall Short of Protecting Equal Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities as Compared to the U.S. View the new Data Mine Blog here.
— Health Affairs Discusses MFN Drug Pricing and QALYs. Click here to read the full article.
— Oregon PDAB Holds Forums in April/May for Patient and Disability Input. View more information here about PDAB forums. View the EACH/PIC Coalition recent report allowing respondents to explain how insurance design, cumulative health costs, and life circumstances affect their ability to access care. Get involved in telling your story here.
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

 — Patients and People with Disabilities Urge Policymakers to Reject Importing Foreign Drug Pricing Policies. View PIPC’s response to the SOTU here. View the letters from 119 organizations to CMS commenting on the GLOBE and GUARD models here. View the blog here. Learn more about the implications of importing QALYs here.
— Roll Call Publishes Article on the Current State of AHRQ. Click here to read the full piece.
— NIH Strategic Plan for Disability Health Research FY26-FY30. View the report here.
— Louisiana Considers MFN Bill. View the PIPC letter here. View the COGI letter here.
— HEMA Finalizes Report on Economic Evaluation. View PIPC’s critique of the draft report here. View the final report here.
-- PIPC Responds to Continued Consideration of Virginia PDAB Legislation. 
Click here to read the letter.
-- HIV+HEP Submits letter Opposing GUARD Model. View the press release and letter here.
-- PQA to Hold Heart Failure Technical Expert Panel. A TEP information document provides details on the panel. See PQA's recent blog for more information.
— Devaluing Disabled Lives, International Laws Fall Short of Protecting Equal Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities as Compared to the U.S. View the new Data Mine Blog here.
— MFN would import access restrictions – hear Paula’s story. Click here to view Paula's story.
— Health Affairs Discusses MFN Drug Pricing and QALYs. Click here to read the full article.
— Oregon PDAB Holds Forums in April/May for Patient and Disability Input. View more information here about PDAB forums. View the EACH/PIC Coalition recent report allowing respondents to explain how insurance design, cumulative health costs, and life circumstances affect their ability to access care. Get involved in telling your story here.
-- Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...

— NIH Strategic Plan for Disability Health Research FY26-FY30. View the report here.
— Louisiana Considers MFN Bill. View the PIPC letter here. View the COGI letter here.
— HEMA Finalizes Report on Economic Evaluation. View PIPC’s critique of the draft report here. View the final report here.
-- PIPC Responds to Continued Consideration of Virginia PDAB Legislation. 
Click here to read the letter.
-- HIV+HEP Submits letter Opposing GUARD Model. View the press release and letter here.
-- PQA to Hold Heart Failure Technical Expert Panel. A TEP information document provides details on the panel. See PQA's recent blog for more information.
-- PIPC Responds to SOTU and Most Favored Nation. View the statement here. View the letters from 119 organizations to CMS commenting on the GLOBE and GUARD models here.
— Chairman's Corner: OHE Report Confirms Nearly All Countries Referenced in GLOBE, GUARD Models Reference QALYs. View the blog here.
— Devaluing Disabled Lives, International Laws Fall Short of Protecting Equal Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities as Compared to the U.S. View the new Data Mine Blog here.
— MFN would import access restrictions – hear Paula’s story. Click here to view Paula's story.
— Health Affairs Discusses MFN Drug Pricing and QALYs. Click here to read the full article.
— Oregon PDAB Holds Forums in April/May for Patient and Disability Input. View more information here about PDAB forums. View the EACH/PIC Coalition recent report allowing respondents to explain how insurance design, cumulative health costs, and life circumstances affect their ability to access care. Get involved in telling your story here.
-- Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition... 

— Louisiana Considers MFN Bill. View the PIPC letter here. View the COGI letter here.
— HEMA Finalizes Report on Economic Evaluation. View PIPC’s critique of the draft report here. View the final report here.
-- PIPC Responds to Continued Consideration of Virginia PDAB Legislation. 
Click here to read the letter.
-- HIV+HEP Submits letter Opposing GUARD Model. View the press release and letter here.
-- PQA to Hold Heart Failure Technical Expert Panel. A TEP information document provides details on the panel. See PQA's recent blog for more information.
-- PIPC Responds to SOTU and Most Favored Nation. View the statement here. View the letters from 119 organizations to CMS commenting on the GLOBE and GUARD models here.
— Chairman's Corner: OHE Report Confirms Nearly All Countries Referenced in GLOBE, GUARD Models Reference QALYs. View the blog here.
— Devaluing Disabled Lives, International Laws Fall Short of Protecting Equal Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities as Compared to the U.S. View the new Data Mine Blog here.
— MFN would import access restrictions – hear Paula’s story. Click here to view Paula's story.
— Health Affairs Discusses MFN Drug Pricing and QALYs. Click here to read the full article.
— Oregon PDAB Holds Forums in April/May for Patient and Disability Input. View more information here about PDAB forums. View the EACH/PIC Coalition recent report allowing respondents to explain how insurance design, cumulative health costs, and life circumstances affect their ability to access care. Get involved in telling your story here.
-- Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— CMS Extends Deadline to March 18 to Register for Public Engagement Events. View the drugs being reviewed here and get help preparing to tell your story by registering for the Patient Inclusion Council here. Register to participate by March 18 in a CMS' virtual, patient-focused roundtable event or speak at the virtual, livestreamed town hall meeting focused on clinical considerations regarding the selected drugs. Public engagement events will be held in April 2026. Reach out to [email protected] using the subject line “Public Engagement” with any questions. 
— PIPC Responds to Continued Consideration of Virginia PDAB Legislation. 
Click here to read the letter.
— HIV+HEP Submits letter Opposing GUARD Model. View the press release and letter here.
— President of NDSS Publishes Opinion Opposing Policies Importing QALYs. Click here to read the full piece. Click here to learn more about Most Favored Nation and concerns related to importing QALYs.
— PQA to Hold Heart Failure Technical Expert Panel. A self-nomination form is available for patients, caregivers and patient advocates. A TEP information document provides details on the panel and what is required for nominations. See PQA's recent blog for more information.
— PIPC Submits Comments to Connecticut Legislature Opposing Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. View the PIPC letter here. View the letter from Color of Gastrointestinal Illnesses (COGI) here.
— PIPC Responds to SOTU and Most Favored Nation. View the statement here. View the letters from 119 organizations to CMS commenting on the GLOBE and GUARD models here.
— Rare Disease Toolkit for Value Our Health. The rare disease toolkit is available here. View the newest element of the toolkit, a chart outlining QALY utility values for certain rare diseases here.
— Chairman's Corner: OHE Report Confirms Nearly All Countries Referenced in GLOBE, GUARD Models Reference QALYs. View the blog here.
— Devaluing Disabled Lives, International Laws Fall Short of Protecting Equal Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities as Compared to the U.S. View the new Data Mine Blog here.
— MFN would import access restrictions – hear Paula’s story. Click here to view Paula's story.
— Health Affairs Discusses MFN Drug Pricing and QALYs. Click here to read the full article.
— Oregon PDAB Holds Forums in April/May for Patient and Disability Input. View more information here about PDAB forums. View the EACH/PIC Coalition recent report allowing respondents to explain how insurance design, cumulative health costs, and life circumstances affect their ability to access care. Get involved in telling your story here.
— California Patients and People with Disabilities: Attend the Patient and Consumer Forum on Health Care Affordability! The meeting will be held on March 10 at 1pm. View details here. 
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— President of NDSS Publishes Opinion Opposing Policies Importing QALYs. Click here to read the full piece. Click here to learn more about Most Favored Nation and concerns related to importing QALYs.
— PIPC Submits Comments to Connecticut Legislature Opposing Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. View the PIPC letter here. View the letter from Color of Gastrointestinal Illnesses (COGI) here.
— PIPC Responds to SOTU and Most Favored Nation. View the statement here. View the letters from 119 organizations to CMS commenting on the GLOBE and GUARD models here.
— Rare Disease Toolkit for Value Our Health. The rare disease toolkit is available here. View the newest element of the toolkit, a chart outlining QALY utility values for certain rare diseases here.
— Chairman's Corner: OHE Report Confirms Nearly All Countries Referenced in GLOBE, GUARD Models Reference QALYs. View the blog here.
— Devaluing Disabled Lives, International Laws Fall Short of Protecting Equal Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities as Compared to the U.S. View the new Data Mine Blog here.
— MFN would import access restrictions – hear Paula’s story. Click here to view Paula's story.
— Health Affairs Discusses MFN Drug Pricing and QALYs. Click here to read the full article.
— Oregon PDAB Holds Forums in April/May for Patient and Disability Input. View more information here about PDAB forums. View the EACH/PIC Coalition recent report allowing respondents to explain how insurance design, cumulative health costs, and life circumstances affect their ability to access care. Get involved in telling your story here.
— Partnership for Part D Access: Action Alert. View the Action Alert HERE.
— California Patients and People with Disabilities: Attend the Patient and Consumer Forum on Health Care Affordability! The meeting will be held on March 10 at 1pm. View details here. 
— Roll Call: Bipartisan call for Congress to ban metric that devalues people with disabilities. View the Roll Call opinion here. View the Open Letter here from over 100 groups. View PIPC's one pager here. 
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— PIPC Responds to SOTU and Most Favored Nation. View the statement here. View the letters from 119 organizations to CMS commenting on the GLOBE and GUARD models here.
— Rare Disease Toolkit for Value Our Health. The rare disease toolkit is available here. View the newest element of the toolkit, a chart outlining QALY utility values for certain rare diseases here.
— Chairman's Corner: OHE Report Confirms Nearly All Countries Referenced in GLOBE, GUARD Models Reference QALYs. View the blog here.
— Devaluing Disabled Lives, International Laws Fall Short of Protecting Equal Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities as Compared to the U.S. View the new Data Mine Blog here.
— MFN would import access restrictions – hear Paula’s story. Click here to view Paula's story.
— Health Affairs Discusses MFN Drug Pricing and QALYs. Click here to read the full article.
— Oregon PDAB Holds Forums in April/May for Patient and Disability Input. View more information here about PDAB forums. View the EACH/PIC Coalition recent report allowing respondents to explain how insurance design, cumulative health costs, and life circumstances affect their ability to access care. Get involved in telling your story here.
— Partnership for Part D Access: Action Alert. View the Action Alert HERE.
— California Patients and People with Disabilities: Attend the Patient and Consumer Forum on Health Care Affordability! The meeting will be held on March 10 at 1pm. View details here. 
— Florida Bill Would Import QALYs, Devalue People with Disabilities. Learn more about the experiences of patients and people with disabilities in other countries here. View the letter from PIPC here. View a constituent letter from The Speak Foundation here.
— Roll Call: Bipartisan call for Congress to ban metric that devalues people with disabilities. View the Roll Call opinion here. View the Open Letter here from over 100 groups. View PIPC's one pager here. 
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— 119 Organizations Sign Letters to CMS to Reject Importing QALYs that Devalue Disability. View the GUARD letter here. View the GLOBE letter here.
— MFN would import access restrictions – hear Paula’s story. Click here to view Paula's story.
— Health Affairs Discusses MFN Drug Pricing and QALYs. Click here to read the full article.
— Oregon PDAB Holds Forums in April/May for Patient and Disability Input. View more information here about PDAB forums. View the EACH/PIC Coalition recent report allowing respondents to explain how insurance design, cumulative health costs, and life circumstances affect their ability to access care. Get involved in telling your story here.
— Partnership for Part D Access: Action Alert. View the Action Alert HERE.
— California Patients and People with Disabilities: Attend the Patient and Consumer Forum on Health Care Affordability! The meeting will be held on March 10 at 1pm. View details here. 
— Florida Bill Would Import QALYs, Devalue People with Disabilities. Learn more about the experiences of patients and people with disabilities in other countries here. View the letter from PIPC here. View a constituent letter from The Speak Foundation here.
— PIPC Submits Letters Expressing Concern with Virginia PDAB Bill. View our letter here.
— Roll Call: Bipartisan call for Congress to ban metric that devalues people with disabilities. View the Roll Call opinion here. View the Open Letter here from over 100 groups. View PIPC's one pager here. 
— PIPC Data Mine Blog: Why Patients Shouldn’t Bear Individual Harms for Better Population Averages. View the new PIPC Data Mine Blog here.
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— MFN would import access restrictions – hear Paula’s story. Click here to view Paula's story.
 — Roll Call: Bipartisan call for Congress to ban metric that devalues people with disabilities. View the Roll Call opinion here. View the Open Letter here from over 100 groups. View PIPC's one pager here. 
— Florida Bill Would Import QALYs, Devalue People with Disabilities. Learn more about the experiences of patients and people with disabilities in other countries here. View the letter from PIPC here. View a constituent letter from The Speak Foundation here.
— States Renew Attack on Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Integration Mandate. Click here to read more.
— EACH/PIC Coalition Version 2.0 of Patient Experience Survey: Prescription Drug Affordability and Unaffordability. Learn more here.
 — Survey Shows Virginia Voters Trust Doctors and are Skeptical of PDABs. Click here to view.
— PIPC Responds to CMS' GLOBE and GUARD Models, Also Known as 'Most Favored Nation.' Click here to read PIPC's full statement.
— RealClear Discusses 'Most Favored Nation,' Criticizing the Policy's Impact on Patient Access. Click here to view the article.
— PIPC Data Mine Blog: Why Patients Shouldn’t Bear Individual Harms for Better Population Averages. View the new PIPC Data Mine Blog here.
— Prasad and Makary Discuss Novel FDA Plausible Mechanism Pathway. Click here to read the NEJM publication.
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Update on the Texas v. Kennedy Lawsuit. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— Roll Call: Bipartisan call for Congress to ban metric that devalues people with disabilities. View the Roll Call opinion here. View the Open Letter here from over 100 groups. View PIPC's one pager here. 
— Florida Bill Would Import QALYs, Devalue People with Disabilities. Learn more about the experiences of patients and people with disabilities in other countries here. View the letter from PIPC here. View a constituent letter from The Speak Foundation here.
 — Survey Shows Virginia Voters Trust Doctors and are Skeptical of PDABs. Click here to view.
— PIPC Responds to CMS' GLOBE and GUARD Models, Also Known as 'Most Favored Nation.' Click here to read PIPC's full statement.
— RealClear Discusses 'Most Favored Nation,' Criticizing the Policy's Impact on Patient Access. Click here to view the article.
— PIPC Data Mine Blog: Why Patients Shouldn’t Bear Individual Harms for Better Population Averages. View the new PIPC Data Mine Blog here.
— Prasad and Makary Discuss Novel FDA Plausible Mechanism Pathway. Click here to read the NEJM publication.
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Update on the Texas v. Kennedy Lawsuit. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— PIPC Responds to CMS' GLOBE and GUARD Models, Also Known as 'Most Favored Nation.' Click here to read PIPC's full statement.
— RealClear Discusses 'Most Favored Nation,' Criticizing the Policy's Impact on Patient Access. Click here to view the article.
— MFN May Also Cut Off Rural America. Click here to view the article.
— The Well News (Opinion): Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing Fails Patients and their Caregivers. View the opinion here.
— PIPC Data Mine Blog: Why Patients Shouldn’t Bear Individual Harms for Better Population Averages. View the new PIPC Data Mine Blog here.
— PIPC Chairman Coelho Testifies to Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services. View Chairman Coelho’s testimony here. View the testimony from Disability Rights Oregon here. Learn more about the hearing here.
— White House Issues RFI on Scientific Research & AI. See details below.
— Prasad and Makary Discuss Novel FDA Plausible Mechanism Pathway. Click here to read the NEJM publication.
— Reps. Cammack and Hern Introduce QALY Ban Bill. See details below.
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Update on the Texas v. Kennedy Lawsuit. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

​In this week's edition...
 
— PIPC Responds to CMS' GLOBE and GUARD Models, Also Known as 'Most Favored Nation.' Click here to read PIPC's full statement.
— RealClear Discusses 'Most Favored Nation,' Criticizing the Policy's Impact on Patient Access. Click here to view the article.
— MFN May Also Cut Off Rural America. Click here to view the article.
— The Well News (Opinion): Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing Fails Patients and their Caregivers. View the opinion here.
— PIPC Data Mine Blog: Why Patients Shouldn’t Bear Individual Harms for Better Population Averages. View the new PIPC Data Mine Blog here.
— PIPC Chairman Coelho Testifies to Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services. View Chairman Coelho’s testimony here. View the testimony from Disability Rights Oregon here. Learn more about the hearing here.
— White House Issues RFI on Scientific Research & AI. See details below.
— Prasad and Makary Discuss Novel FDA Plausible Mechanism Pathway. Click here to read the NEJM publication.
— Reps. Cammack and Hern Introduce QALY Ban Bill. See details below.
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Update on the Texas v. Kennedy Lawsuit. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— The Well News (Opinion): Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing Fails Patients and their Caregivers. View the opinion here.
— PIPC Data Mine Blog: Why Patients Shouldn’t Bear Individual Harms for Better Population Averages. View the new PIPC Data Mine Blog here.
— PIPC Responds to Medicare Negotiation Program’s Prices. View PIPC’s complete statement here. 
— PIPC Chairman Coelho Testifies to Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services. View Chairman Coelho’s testimony here. View the testimony from Disability Rights Oregon here. Learn more about the hearing here.
— White House Issues RFI on Scientific Research & AI. See details below.
— PIPC Statement on GENEROUS Model, also known as “Most Favored Nation." View the statement here.
— Prasad and Makary Discuss Novel FDA Plausible Mechanism Pathway. Click here to read the NEJM publication.
— Reps. Cammack and Hern Introduce QALY Ban Bill. See details below.
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Update on the Texas v. Kennedy Lawsuit. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.

In this week's edition...
 
— PIPC Statement on GENEROUS Model, also known as “Most Favored Nation." View the statement here.
— Prasad and Makary Discuss Novel FDA Plausible Mechanism Pathway. Click here to read the NEJM publication.
— New PQA Patient Advisory Council Seeks Nominations. Individuals can submit their nominations via this form. Additional details are provided in a recent PQA blog.
— Draft HEMA Report: USC Schaeffer Makes Case Against Accepting Individual Harms to Improve Population Averages. View USC Schaeffer’s response to the draft report here.
— PCORI Discusses the Importance of Patient-Centered Comparative CER Research. Click here to read more.
— Health Affairs: PIPC Chairman Highlights PDAB Shortcomings. Click here to view the article. 
-- The Baltimore Sun: Maryland's Drug Affordability Board Has Been a Failure. View the opinion here. 
— PIPC Chairman Explains that the MFN is Exacting Too High a Price for Patients and People with Disabilities. Click here to read the statement.
— SFS Releases Survey Results Detailing Americans' Rejection of Foreign Drug Pricing Schemes. See details below.
— Reps. Cammack and Hern Introduce QALY Ban Bill. See details below.
— Opportunity: Sign an Open Letter Rejecting Use of QALYs and Similar Measures. See details below.
— Update on the Texas v. Kennedy Lawsuit. See details below.
— Emerging Threats in States for Use of Discriminatory Metrics. See details below.
— What Happens in Countries Using QALYs and Cost-Based Thresholds? See details below.
— ICER's QALY-Based Study Topics. See details below.
— Upcoming Events and Webinars. See details below.