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January 29, 2020
U-M doctor testifies on “orphan drug” loophole
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Kao-Ping Chua, assistant professor of pediatrics, testified Wednesday before the Health Subcommittee of the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee. Chua spoke in favor of a provision that would remove a loophole in the nation’s “orphan drug” law. The loophole has limited the availability of different forms of a key drug to treat opioid addiction, Chua said.
Read his written testimony.
(Photo by David Bluhm, Washington Office)
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