A practical map of how product-promotion disputes can move beyond FDA alone.
The discussion widens product-promotion risk beyond the FDA and shows how a false or misleading claim can become a competitor, trademark, and litigation problem.

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Our podcast series hosts strategic conversations at the center of life sciences, law, and policy. During each episode, AGG’s former government attorneys bring firsthand knowledge and updates from their respective agencies — such as the HHS and DOJ — and examine how the latest regulatory developments and enforcement trends impact life sciences organizations. These insider insights, paired with the practical experience of AGG’s Life Sciences team, offer the life sciences industry a map of the road ahead in today’s regulatory environment.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It traces federal health policy from agency decisions to concrete compliance risks across the life-sciences industry.
AGG Talks turns federal health enforcement into practical questions for life-sciences companies. Alan Minsk leads focused conversations with colleagues whose government experience informs their reading of agency action, repeatedly asking how regulatory changes reach corporate…
The OIG's issue du jour gets Alan Minsk's question: who decided it mattered to you?
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A practical map of how product-promotion disputes can move beyond FDA alone.
The discussion widens product-promotion risk beyond the FDA and shows how a false or misleading claim can become a competitor, trademark, and litigation problem.
A measured look at patient assistance programs, reimbursement, and False Claims Act risk.
Patient assistance programs are treated as a live compliance issue where access, reimbursement, and False Claims Act risk intersect. Alan Minsk and David Blank keep the focus on recent developments, and Blank's former OIG perspective gives the discussion added weight when he…
A measured look at how DOJ enforcement pressure reaches across the life sciences supply chain.
AGG Talks frames the discussion around three enforcement issues affecting life sciences: the Consumer Protection Branch's recent restructuring, DOJ's crackdown on counterfeit drugs, and increased attention to gender-affirming care.
A dense regulatory discussion showing how policy shifts can ripple through healthcare operations.
This conversation frames Medicare policy as a business problem as much as a legal one. It moves from gender-affirming care and Medicare Conditions of Participation to the practical ways small regulatory changes can affect coverage, reimbursement, PBM formulary shifts, and…

Legal talk with community memory.

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Daily business news with Kai Ryssdal, tracking Fed policy, oil shocks, and private credit.

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Joel and Matt answer listener money questions weekly in the show's Ask HTM segments.
Patient assistance programs are under the microscope here.
Former DOJ attorney Gabe Scanapieco joins host Alan Minsk to analyze three major enforcement trends for life sciences companies: the surprising disbanding of the DOJ's Consumer Protection Branch and its implications, the ongoing crackdown on counterfeit drugs (especially pain meds and GLP-1s), and the emerging investigations into gender-affirming care.
This episode examines how the federal government could use obscure Medicare Conditions of Participation (COPs) to restrict access to gender-affirming care, particularly for minors, despite Medicare being a program for seniors.
FDA is only one headache here.
Alan Minsk interviews former HHS General Counsel Brian Stimson about three critical legal developments for life sciences leaders: the process for HHS policy changes, the Supreme Court's recent ruling limiting nationwide injunctions, and the implications of the new DOJ-HHS False Claims Act Working Group.
Bob Durkin says supplement-supply documents "don't matter until they do," and FDA would take a dim view of backdating agreements.
AGG Talks examines data privacy issues affecting life sciences companies under Virginia, California, GDPR, and HIPAA frameworks.
Attorneys Anuj Desai and Carolina Wirth of AGG explain that FDA treats Facebook posts and website copy as 'labeling,' so a hand sanitizer with a compliant box label still drew scrutiny for its online claims.