Dana Brown

Bold policies could have saved America's largest generic drug plant, but it's never too late to start putting communities first.

The pandemic has blown up the myth that our health is largely a product of individual choices and personal responsibilities.

In order to avoid the catastrophic effects of the hollowing out of primary care for our health and that of the economy, the U.S. should take this opportunity to transform the sector by creating a national program for universal public primary care. 

Now is the time to support and expand the public production of pharmaceuticals and ensure that medicines are available to all who need them.

By taking the vaccine industry into full public ownership, we can provide an internationalized response to this and future pandemics that properly recognizes vaccines as a global public good.

There has never been more momentum or more public outrage on drug pricing and issues of corporate excess in the pharmaceutical sector. The people deserve—and are demanding—much something much better.

The Warren/Schakowsky bill would create the Office of Drug Manufacturing

If biologics really are the future of medicine, we must change the way prescription drugs are priced in the United States, or millions of patients will be left behind