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Spring pollen season often brings an annual peak of discomfort for asthma and allergy sufferers, a group that includes approximately 65 million Americans and […]
Asthma is a seasonal – and socioeconomic – problem Read More »
Even before there was a COVID-19 vaccine, vaccines used against influenza apparently provided some protection against COVID-19 infection and were helpful in preventing severe
Study finds flu vaccines reduced risk of infection and severe illness from COVID-19 Read More »
While the health community was involved in an impressive effort to develop and distribute COVID-19 vaccines during the pandemic, the rate of routine immunization
Summit tackles decline in routine immunization during pandemic Read More »
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Tuesday expanded the emergency use authorization (EUA) for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to include a single
FDA grants EUA for Pfizer-BioNTech booster for children aged 5-11 Read More »
The full House Energy & Commerce Committee marked up six health-related bills on May 18, including the reauthorization of the Food and Drug Administration
FDA user fee legislation covers accelerated approval, clinical trial diversity Read More »
Clinical trial diversity is the cornerstone of equal access to care, but clinical trial participants are still overwhelmingly white. Data released by the Food
Clinical trial diversity is essential for equal access and good medicine Read More »
How much do U.S. hospitals mark up the price of parenteral cancer therapies for patients with private health insurance? Researchers set out to answer
New study: Hospitals hike cancer drug prices Read More »
While it is important to get past the stigma of mental health challenges, we need to do more. That’s why Mental Health Action Day,
Mental Health Action Day is a call for connection Read More »
The convoluted, confusing, and opaque system for pricing drugs is distorting the market—and limiting access to drugs for the sickest patients. This is the
I am BIO Podcast: Dysfunctional drug market means sickest pay more Read More »
Along with funding pandemic preparedness, “U.S. policymakers and lawmakers need to broaden their vision to include preparing for human-generated chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear
BIO’s View: Russian aggression demands more investment in medical countermeasures Read More »
