The March piece for the West Virginia University Health Sciences Library exhibit Prescriptions for Change: Value Voting in Healthcare is "Formulary Paperchain."

"We live in the upside-down" Jon Stewart exclaimed in the February 24, 2025 Episode from Season 30 of The Daily Show. A smashed coffee mug punctuated his exasperation at government subsidies for the pharmaceutical industry which, in turn, charges Americans as much as it pleases. We are so used to it, he reminds us, that we've become numb.  

We can do better. 

In February, "Patent Thickets Begin" was on display in the West Virginia University Health Sciences Library in Morgantown. The exhibit Prescriptions for Change: Value Voting in Healthcare rotates one work per month along with a response from a member of the community during the 2024-25 academic year. Here's an abstract for a New England Journal of Medicine article by WVU College of Law Professor S. Sean Tu. Co-authored with Bernard Chao, University of Denver Sturm College of Law; Ryan Whalen, University of Hong Kong; and Aaron S. Kesselheim, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, it includes a link to the full article, "Clearing Dense Drug-Patent Thickets."