
What We're Reading: Drug Makers Accused of Price-Fixing; Washington State Public Option Insurance; Vaccine Exemptions Stall
Several generic drug manufacturers are accused of price-fixing in a lawsuit; the state of Washington offers residents a universally available public option for health insurance; bills proposed by states to limit vaccine exemptions have stalled.
44 States Accuse Drug Makers of Price-Fixing in Lawsuit
On Friday, 44 states filed a lawsuit that accused several pharmaceutical companies of inflating prices on drugs and making efforts to prevent competition,
Washington State to Offer Public Option for Insurance
The state of Washington has worked to make a public option for health insurance universally available for its residents,
Efforts to Limit Vaccine Exemptions Have Stalled
As the current measles outbreak has rapidly become the worst in decades, state legislatures have failed to limit exemptions that allow families to avoid vaccinating their children, according to
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