Thank you, Chairman Peters, Ranking Member Paul, and thank all of you for being here today and your testimony because this hearing and finding solutions not only matters to patients, to ourselves, to our own budgets, people's kitchen-table budget, what they pay, their access, rural and urban, but I would say it is also not just our national security but our economy.
Rosen emphasizes the importance of drug access for patients and its economic implications.
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