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WYPRMarch 20, 2024 Excerpt: “What the mayor is doing is saying we got to have some of that money
April 17, 2019• News
Maryland General Assembly passed legislation that which would create the first state Prescription
April 15, 2019• News
Health coverage will be easier to secure for uninsured Marylanders and prescriptions could become
April 9, 2019• Take Action
Drugs don’t work if people can’t afford them. Please urge Governor Hogan to sign HB768 into
April 4, 2019• News
It’s time for the General Assembly to stand with the people — those across the state who simply
March 27, 2019• News
House Overwhelmingly Approves Legislation to Create a Prescription Drug Affordability Board To
March 25, 2019• Take Action
Use our Action Page to contact your legislators and urge them to co-sponsor legislation to be
March 7, 2019• News
WBAL-TV March 6, 2019 By David Collins ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Legislation designed to hold down the
Maryland Matters By: Josh Kurtz March 6, 2019 As lawmakers and advocates begin their big push this
March 5, 2019• News
The Washington Post By Arelis R. Hernández March 5, 2019 Stahis Panagides walked into his local
January 21, 2019• Take Action
Register for Prescription Drug Affordability Advocacy Day! February 14th 8:30am-1pm in Annapolis.
January 15, 2019• News
The Supreme Court must restore the authority of Maryland and other states to address the health
January 9, 2019• News
Maryland had great success last year in shoring up its Affordable Care Act insurance exchange,
November 7, 2018• News
When the General Assembly convenes in January, there will be at least twenty-eight senators and
November 2, 2018• News
In the race for the Maryland Senate 38th District seat, one candidate stands out for his leadership
The article about contested races for the Maryland Senate did not mention a key issue that is
November 1, 2018• News
Inside Health Policy November 1, 2018 By: Rachel Cohrs State lawmakers in Maryland and Minnesota
STAT News November 1, 2018 By: Lev Facher WASHINGTON — Frustrated by inaction from the federal
October 30, 2018• News
As a family physician I write prescriptions every day for medications to help my patients stay
October 19, 2018• News
The Baltimore Sun By: Michael Dresser October 19, 2018 Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh on
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