Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America

...hospitalizations, help avoid costly medical procedures and, let's not forget, save lives. The writer is senior vice president of Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America. The hoax of global warming has been exposed (Wall...

In this article: AARP, Inflation, Global warming, Penn State, Derrick Z. Jackson, S&P 500, and Mark Twain

...withhold support or work against candidates who don't back a final health care reform bill (Hernandez, 11/22). Roll Call: The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America is continuing its funding of an advertising blitz to...

In this article: USA Today, Communications Workers of America, Humana, Medical advice, Working Families Party, Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, and Barack Obama

...made from living organisms rather than chemical compounds -- from competition from generic drugs for 12 years. What they give up: The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America agreed with the Senate to contribute up to $80...

In this article: Medicare, Tax, Medicaid, American Beverage Association, Congressional Budget Office, USA Today, and Barack Obama

...their totals ... due to health reform undoubtedly," said Dave Levinthal, a spokesman for the Center for Responsive Politics. The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, which represents big drugmakers, is on track to...

In this article: Washington, U.S., Center for Public Integrity, House of Representatives, and UnitedHealth Group Inc

...by drug manufacturers that she said will keep consumers' costs higher for a longer time. Ken Johnson, a senior vice president for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, said drugmakers pursued the issue with senators...

In this article: Harry Reid, Chiropractic, Iowa, Suicide, Medicaid, Blanche Lincoln, and Tom Harkin

...their totals ... due to health reform undoubtedly," said Dave Levinthal, a spokesman for Center for Responsive Politics. So is the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America. The powerful group, which represents big drugmakers,...

In this article: U.S., Thomson Reuters, Washington, Small business, NYSE, and Nasdaq

The House has already passed its bill and takes a harder line on drugmakers through additional rebates and other changes. Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), which represents brand-name drugmakers, had no...

In this article: Government Accountability Office, U.S., Bill Nelson, HHS, House of Representatives, Pfizer Inc, and Merck & Co Inc

In this article: Medicare, Medicaid, Health and Human Services, Max Baucus, Senate Finance Committee, White House, and Montana