Add your name to join more than 150,000 people and more than 70 groups who are demanding that the CEOs of Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc., Bristol Myers Squibb Co., Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc., Merck, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Co., and Novo Nordisk withdraw their unconscionable lawsuits attempting to block drug price negotiation provisions under the Inflation Reduction Act.

As concerned patients, citizens, and advocates for affordable drugs, we are outraged by your current legal action to attempt to prevent Medicare from negotiating prices for some of its costliest drugs.

Medicare's ability to negotiate drug prices is a critical step toward making medications more affordable for millions of Americans, especially seniors and those with limited financial resources. Your actions undermine the fundamental principle that everyone deserves the medication they need at prices they can afford.

Your lawsuits against Medicare's authority to negotiate drug prices directly oppose the interests of patients and taxpayers who overwhelmingly support Medicare's ability to negotiate.

We call on you to immediately withdraw your lawsuits against Medicare negotiation.

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