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How does a drug industry lobbying group move forward after years of upheaval, including having four CEOs in four years?

This week on “The Readout LOUD,” STAT’s Chief Washington Correspondent Rachel Cohrs Zhang joins us to discuss the layoffs at trade group BIO and how things may be changing at the trade group. We also invite STAT reporter Eric Boodman on to talk about his new investigative series of stories exploring how Black women with sickle cell disease were coerced into getting sterilized.

To read the first article in the Coercive Care investigative series and find future installments, go here; For more on the layoffs at BIO, go here; To keep tabs on health policy and BIO’s reorganization, sign up for the D.C. Diagnosis newsletter here; And you can sign up for Adam’s new newsletter, Biotech Scorecard, here.

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