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The growth of domestic manufacturing is a bipartisan priority crucial for businesses, consumers, and policymakers. Explore success stories and policy updates below. Together, we can build a stronger U.S. medical supply industry.

RFK Jr. eyes loophole for autism vax injury claims

RFK Jr. eyes loophole for autism vax injury claims

VICP CHANGES COMING — Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is working on policy changes to the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program that would allow families of children with autism to seek awards from the $4.5 billion fund it administers, Lauren reports. While the...

How Trump Broke Corporate America’s Most Valuable Consultant

How Trump Broke Corporate America’s Most Valuable Consultant

Businesses are begging the White House and RFK Jr. to rethink their massive cuts to Niosh, a workplace research agency that saves the US billions of dollars a year. For decades, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has been one of the best deals...

Despite Pandemic Efforts, the US Still Mostly Imports PPE

Despite Pandemic Efforts, the US Still Mostly Imports PPE

While we love a throwback, the Covid-19 pandemic’s first year isn’t something we want to revisit. In the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, medical supply shortages got so severe that nurses fashioned masks and gowns out of pool noodles and trash bags. Many factors...

Millard: Is America Ready for the Next Health Crisis?

Millard: Is America Ready for the Next Health Crisis?

As the COVID-19 epidemic exploded across the United States in 2020, America’s supply of personal protective equipment collapsed. Some healthcare facilities were so desperate that people were turning to plastic trash bags as a substitute for medical gowns. In New...

US Group Fights Back After Malaysian Plea for Tariff Exemption

US Group Fights Back After Malaysian Plea for Tariff Exemption

 A US medical supply lobby group has called on the US government to reject Malaysia’s push for special tariff exemptions on rubber gloves, saying such “carve-outs” would hurt the US job market and supply chain resilience. The American Medical Manufacturers...

US PPE Makers Push for Reshoring Amid Cost, Capital Challenges

US PPE Makers Push for Reshoring Amid Cost, Capital Challenges

New York — The COVID-19 pandemic exposed gaps in the United States' medical and protective product supply chain as hospitals scrambled to purchase critical equipment to treat patients and prevent the spread of the virus. That realization prompted U.S.-based suppliers...

Trump’s Tariffs Are Lifting Some U.S. Manufacturers

Trump’s Tariffs Are Lifting Some U.S. Manufacturers

Some small and midsize U.S. manufacturers are seeing an uptick in orders from companies looking to avoid paying new tariffs, stoking hope that the levies might boost their businesses over the longer-term. Trump’s tariffs have disrupted global trade and the American...

One Big Beautiful Bill Reboots Medical Manufacturing

One Big Beautiful Bill Reboots Medical Manufacturing

I am proud to stand at the forefront of a new era for American manufacturing and public health. With the “One Big Beautiful Bill” now law, U.S. businesses are restoring and revitalizing domestic production of critical medical supplies and personal protective equipment...

AMMA, AdvaMed Back Key Measures in ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’

AMMA, AdvaMed Back Key Measures in ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’

The bill, signed into law on July 4, includes tax, trade, and investment provisions that industry groups say will support domestic manufacturing and medtech innovation. Two industry groups—the American Medical Manufacturers Association (AMMA) and AdvaMed—are voicing...

Medical Manufacturers Group Applauds One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Medical Manufacturers Group Applauds One Big Beautiful Bill Act

U.S. medical supply manufacturers are voicing support for the newly passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes a series of tax and trade measures aimed at boosting domestic production of personal protective equipment and other medical supplies. The legislation...

Medical Manufacturers And Tariffs: Where Things Stand Today

Medical Manufacturers And Tariffs: Where Things Stand Today

We often discuss tariff impact in terms of steel and aluminum, semiconductors and electronics. But they’re also rapidly shaping the way life-saving products are made and moved around the world. Medical manufacturing is a global game—from pharmaceutical ingredients to...

Blue Origin eyes Cruz’s space tax

Blue Origin eyes Cruz’s space tax

BLUE ORIGIN REHIRES CAPITOL COUNSEL: Jeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin has added a familiar face to its growing mix of outside lobbyists as the industry faces a potential new tax in the GOP reconciliation bill. — Capitol Counsel’s Mac Campbell, who previously...

NIOSH Closure Puts U.S. Workers in Danger

NIOSH Closure Puts U.S. Workers in Danger

I’ve spent my career ensuring American workers have the protection they need to stay safe on the job. In 2014, I bought a business in Kansas dedicated to making high-quality respirators and other personal protective equipment (PPE). My company supplies everything from...