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Health care can be costly, hard to navigate and difficult to access for many Americans. On Thursday, Oct. 19 at 9:00 a.m. ET, Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.), and other stakeholders join Washington Post Live for conversations about the U.S. health-care system, the cost of prescription medication and the ways to improve the patient experience.


Watch Live: wapo.st/patientcareoct19


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Sen. Susan Collins

(R-Maine)

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Sen. Jeanne Shaheen

 (D-N.H.)

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Avik Roy

President

The Foundation for Research

on Equal Opportunity

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Matthew Fiedler

Senior Fellow

Brookings Institution

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Davis Liu

Chief Medical Officer

Curai Health

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Science-led self-care solutions provide effective options to people around the world to manage many of the most common health ailments they face. Even so, these products remain inaccessible to many underserved communities for a variety of reasons. In a segment presented by Bayer, Abbie Lennox, member of the Executive Committee of Bayer Consumer Health, will share new research on the socioeconomic impacts of health and how deploying science and innovation focused on unmet needs of underserved communities can increase self-care accessibility and grow health equity.

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Sonia T. Oskouei

Vice President & U.S. Head of Biosimilars

Sandoz

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The coronavirus pandemic has underlined the value of clearly communicating scientific data, public health guidance and risk factors amidst uncertainty. On Tuesday, Dec. 6, join Washington Post Live for a series of conversations with top officials and experts about strengthening trust in science across society, countering misinformation and navigating heightened political divisions.


Watch Live: wapo.st/trustinsciencedec2022

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