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3. Assessing user fees under the Prescription Drug User Fee Amendments of 2017

4. The Medi-Cal prescription drug benefit: an overview

5. Status of U.S. health insurance coverage and the potential of recent congressional health reform bills to expand coverage and lower consumer costs: invited testimony : U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Rules : hearing on "Medicare for All Act of 2019"

6. Prices for and spending on specialty drugs in Medicare Part D and Medicaid: an in-depth analysis

7. Prices for and spending on specialty drugs in Medicare Part D and Medicaid

8. Prescription drug spending by Medicare beneficiaries in institutional and residential settings, 1998-2001

9. Spending on shoppable services in health care

10. Consumer-driven health plans: a cost and utilization analysis

11. Getting to the root of high prescription drug prices: drivers and potential solutions

12. Does Medicare Part D protect the elderly from financial risk?

13. Association of patient out-of-pocket costs with prescription abandonment and delay in fills of novel oral anticancer agents

16. Rx Watchdog report: comparative measures of price change for prescription drugs and other goods

19. Rx price watch report: trends in retail prices of specialty prescription drugs widely used by Medicare beneficiaries : 2005 to 2009

21. Trends in prescription drug spending: 2016-2021

23. Summary of recent and proposed changes to Medicare prescription drug coverage and reimbursement

32. A comparison of brand-name drug prices among selected federal programs

47. One percent of drugs with Medicaid reimbursement were not FDA-approved

48. Rebates for brand-name drugs in Part D substantially reduced the growth in spending from 2011 to 2015

50. Medicare Part D: CMS should monitor effects of rebates on drug coverage and spending : testimony before the Subcommittee on Health, Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives