Aimed’s Legal Article Featured in The Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy
Aimed Alliance is proud to announce that The Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics &…
Monthly Archives: May, 2015
Aimed Alliance Participates in CBI’s Q&A
In preparation for CBI’s Abuse Deterrent Formulations Summit, at which Aimed Alliance’s Director of Public…
May is Hepatitis Awareness Month: Getting Tested is Critical
Since May is Hepatitis Awareness Month, the Douglas County, Wisconsin, health department is collaborating with…
Americans Must Take Cancer Screening Seriously
Despite awareness campaigns and new laws requiring health insurance companies to fully pay for cancer…
Growing Wave of Hep-C Infections Linked to Rx Drug Abuse
According to a recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), prescription…
The National Institute of Health Has Big Plans for Precision Medicine
The push for precision medicine is gaining momentum with bipartisan support and $210 million in…
A Fingerprint Scanner Can Improve Access to Care in Developing Countries
British postgraduate students have developed a pocket-sized fingerprint scanner that they hope will improve access…
Correctional Facility Aims To Reduce Medical Costs Through Capped Copays
A new policy at a New Jersey correctional facility aims to reduce inmates’ medical costs…
Aimed Post Published by Health Affairs Blog: “In ‘Ensuring Timely Approval of Generic Drugs,’ Safety Must Come First”
Last week, Health Affairs Blog published In ‘Ensuring Timely Approval of Generic Drugs,’ Safety Must…
A New Insurer’s Policy Harms Those with HIV and AIDS
Consumer Watchdog has filed a class-action lawsuit in South Florida federal court against an insurer,…