Pharma and Trump find 'areas of common ground' in meeting

1 February 2017
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How new US President Donald Trump’s meeting with pharma bosses went on Tuesday was always going to be a matter of interpretation, with the industry, the new administration and its critics all likely to put their own spin on the discussions.

But there seems to be a general consensus in reports of the proceedings and subsequent statements that Mr Trump’s approach might be more favorable to pharma than the industry feared when he said that drugmakers were “getting away with murder” and hinted at potential interventions to lower prices.

"The US drug companies have produced extraordinary results for our country but the pricing has been astronomical for our country"

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