Imagine a world where a cure for sickle cell disease - the blood disorder that afflicts roughly one in every 365 Black Americans - never leaves the lab, because scientists couldn't raise the funding for further research.This is the future we're sleepwalking into, courtesy of the Inflation Reduction Act's well-intentioned but flawed drug pricing policies. […]
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