December 3, 2020• News
Reps. Ruppersberger and Sarbanes, Legislative Leaders and Baltimore City Health Officer and Member
November 30, 2020• News
Join us Monday, December 7 at 7PM for a virtual forum discussion on rising drug prices, learn about
November 3, 2020• News
Maryland is the first state in the nation to create a Prescription Drug Affordability Board — a
September 29, 2020• News
In 2019, the Maryland General Assembly passed a bill creating the first Prescription Drug
July 1, 2020• News
An all-volunteer board in Maryland will continue working throughout this year, even with an
June 24, 2020• News
Marylanders who still haven’t filed their state tax returns and need health insurance have less
Legislative leaders to join Board members for Tele-Town Hall on Prescription Drugs
May 26, 2020• News
The Baltimore Sun May 26, 2020 By: Larry Zarzecki and Jessica Gorski EXCERPT: “We can no
62% of Marylanders believe Hogan should have signed the bill.
May 22, 2020• News
Governor Hogan’s veto of this legislation is disappointing, especially since the measure would
May 20, 2020• News
Nobody testified against it in either House. Not even the administration, which is part of the
May 19, 2020• News
Citing strong backing from the Democrats who control the General Assembly, health care advocates
May 18, 2020• News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 18, 2020 Contact: Vincent DeMarco, 410-591-9162 Maryland Citizens’
May 12, 2020• News
"It is just completely baffling that Gov. Hogan would veto a bill which would pay back the state
May 9, 2020• News
The architects of the state’s fledgling Prescription Drug Affordability Board are urging the
May 7, 2020• News
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan today vetoed a critical health care measure, SB 669/HB 1095, which
March 27, 2020• News
When former President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into legislation 10 years ago on
February 19, 2020• News
Our Stephanie Klapper speaks with Marilyn Harris Davis and Dr. Garry Jennings of Urban Health Beat
February 18, 2020• News
On health care, sadly, Donald Trump has been mostly talk with no follow-up and bad actions such as
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski and U.S. Representative John Sarbanes, and Ebere
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