
Jocelyn Ulrich, MPH
@jocelynulrich
Vice President, Innovation Policy @PhRMA. Views are my own.
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12-08-2010 18:19:34
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Generic cancer drugs are already in short supply. The Inflation Reduction Act makes it harder to develop new cancer drugs that could help this crisis. "We're at a crisis point - literally today." - Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick 🇺🇸


“We have seen the number of companies, especially the larger companies, decline from 20 or so down to just a handful who are still even in the [#antibiotic development] space,” Jocelyn Ulrich, MPH says of the market failure for new antibiotics. @JaimieSeaton scientificamerican.com/article/ai-cou…

“In residency, I saw firsthand how #antibiotics were integral to so many different medical specialties–and also how these drugs were no longer working the way they used to.” – UofL Med School’s Dr. Bethany Wattles. pew.org/3O9Eo2b

Discuss implications of policy impact on biomedical innovation at the Longwood Fund #LongwoodHealthcareLeaders Fall Conference at Harvard Med. Join the conversation with Biogen Ovid Therapeutics PhRMA Cambrian and others longwoodhealthcareleaders.com/fall2023






.Craig Garthwaite spoke to The New York Times about the cost of new weight-loss drugs. "We spent 15 years talking about the soaring cost of obesity" to healthcare but the attitude of some insurers seems to be, “we don’t want you to come up with a fix that costs money.” spr.ly/6017uYSwJ

Join us this Friday in Harbor East, Baltimore! Reg. link: lnkd.in/g_4YXBV9. Organized by Supriya Munshaw Mariana Socal So-Yeon Kang & myself. Speakers include: Tanisha Carino Anna Kaltenboeck Sally Allain Josh Bilenker, M.D. Holly Fernandez Lynch Leigh Purvis Joshua Sharfstein Jocelyn Ulrich, MPH


Newly approved gene therapies represent monumental breakthroughs for patients. Unfortunately, President Donald J. Trump is celebrating these innovations just days after proposing policies that undermine the very IP framework that made these life-changing treatments possible. finance.yahoo.com/news/biden-pra…

As Wall Street Journal Opinion points out, the administration's recent proposal to abuse "march-in" rights — and upend America's longstanding system of public-private partnerships — is fundamentally at odds with initiatives like the Cancer Moonshot.






