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Kansas made huge discoveries with Congress’ help. Are they at risk?
By: Dan Leonard, Executive Director, We Work For Health Kansas is both a driver and a beneficiary of the most sustained period of growth...
20 hours ago
North Carolina Innovation Leaders to Host Discussion with Congresswoman Ross and Spotlight IP's Role in Medical Progress
Roundtable Highlights How Strong IP Protections Drive Breakthroughs and Benefit Patients RALEIGH, NC (August 12, 2025) — On Tuesday,...
3 days ago
Why Drug Pricing Reform Must Start with PBMs– Not Price Controls
By: Tom Kowalski, Co-Chair, We Work For Health Recent efforts to revive the so-called “Most Favored Nation” (MFN) drug pricing policy...
Jul 26
Our Innovation Economy: Thanks to the Bayh-Dole Act
The Bayh-Dole Act of 1980 enables universities to retain intellectual property rights to discoveries made with federal funding, spurring...
Jul 24
What They Are Saying: Voices Against Harmful Drug Pricing Policies
While some in Washington are proposing damaging drug pricing policies, including “Most Favored Nation,” China is gaining ground in...
Jul 22
Now Is the Time to Maximize– Not Reduce– Investment in America’s Innovation Leaders
By: Candace DeMatteis, JD MPH, Policy Director, We Work For Health What do North Carolina’s incredible universities have in common, in...
Jul 14
How Biotech Boosts American Union Construction Workers
A common depiction of a U.S. biopharmaceutical industry worker shows someone working alone in a sterile lab environment. They wear a...
Jul 11
Colorado will be affected by U.S. medical innovation policy
By: Candace DeMatteis, JD MPH, Policy Director, We Work For Health Smart policymaking and American ingenuity have combined to create an...
Jul 10
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