Maine pulls price levers to curb drug costs
Maine became the first state to use its bargaining power to negotiate prescription drug prices for residents without coverage, signaling a national trend toward state buy-in. Lawmakers cite consumer frustration, while industry groups warn of legal challenges and slowed innovation as the fight over drug pricing continues.
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Johns Hopkins study questions sex reassignment of intersex children
Johns Hopkins researchers tracked 27 children born with cloacal exstrophy who were reassigned to female by birth. Over ages 5 to 16, 14 identified as boys, with two raised as boys from birth remaining psychologically well adjusted. Experts urge review of early gender reassignment practices and highlight prenatal hormone effects on brain development.
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