The Prescription Drug Affordability Board is working, it’s time to press forward, not back
An editorial argues that Maryland's Prescription Drug Affordability Board is successfully reducing costs and should continue its work.
Despite what critics say, the Prescription Drug Affordability Board has not only made Maryland a leader in the fight for affordable drugs, writes Vincent DeMarco, it will save millions for state and local governments -- and could save Marylanders tens of millions.
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