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New England Traditionalist@NewEnglandTrad·1d

@GraniteBio "...two bills to make New Hampshire a hub for experimental therapies." I'm sure that will attract a great group of people to the Granite State.

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·1d

The New Hampshire House has again voted in favor of HB 1734 and HB 1735 - two bills to make New Hampshire a hub for experimental therapies. SB 504 was amended to include both bills and then passed the House 197-145, this time picking up several Democrats.

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@TheeOutpost In House HHS, opponents criticized the bills by saying these therapies would only be available to the wealthy. Once the bills reached Senate HHS, they started objecting that the therapies will be provided to the poor. #get-the-facts" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">granitebio.org/legislation#ge…

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jonny@TheeOutpost·1d

@GraniteBio critics warned that the bills create an unregulated industry with weak oversight, raising severe ethical concerns about exploiting vulnerable, desperate patients and those are my concerns as well otherwise i think this bill is fine

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NH Journal@NewHampJournal·2d

KESSELRING: NH Should Give Rare-Disease Patients the ‘Right To Try’ nhjournal.com/kesselring-nh-… @nhgop @nhdems

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·1d

@KlandriganUL @NHSpeaker Thank you @NHSpeaker for supporting 1734 and 1735!

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Kevin Landrigan@KlandriganUL·2d

.@NHSpeaker authored amendment tacking onto Senate pharmacy bill (SB 504) two bills a Senate panel rejected to legalize experimental treatment centers (HB 1834) and allow more patients to qualify under for care under an expanded, Right to Try Act (HB 1835). #nhpolitics

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·4d

Learn more and call your state senator: granitebio.org/legislation

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·4d

A New Hampshire Senate committee has voted to block patients from accessing experimental treatments. Now is the time to call your state senator and stand for patients. New Hampshire patients deserve the right to try cutting-edge therapies without waiting on Washington. Two bills now before the NH Senate, HB 1734 and HB 1735, would create a solid pathway for emerging treatments here in NH. Both bills cleared the NH House with the support of every House Republican and some Democrats. But on May 6, the Senate HHS Committee voted to send the bills to "Interim Study" — a way of killing the bills. The full Senate will hear the bills on Thursday, May 14. Follow the link below to call your state senator now. Tell your senator to vote NO on Interim Study and YES on HB 1734 and HB 1735.

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·9 May

@DrCarlHindy The current regulatory regime serves as a moat around big business, which is why it's only mid-sized biotech companies - no giant corporations - supporting these bills.

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Dr. Carl Hindy@DrCarlHindy·7 May

@GraniteBio With all Bills, and this one is no exception, I try to think how a new law can get hijacked and misused in the future. I’m especially mindful of how monetary motives (eg big business) can occur and accelerate other misuses.

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·6 May

New Hampshire’s Right to Try bills, HB 1734 and HB 1735, faced a setback today when the Senate HHS Committee voted against both bills. These bills will make NH the best state in America for emerging therapies—drawing on successful laws already passed in Montana and other states. While both Senate Democrats opposed the bills, Republicans on the committee were divided—with GOP Senators Regina Birdsell and Dan Innis both indicating they were prepared to support the bills. We remain optimistic. These bills earned the votes of every single Republican and some Democrats in the New Hampshire House. Elected leaders know that these bills will help patients and expand the New Hampshire Advantage. We believe both bills will pass this month—we’ll just have to take the long way to get there. Learn more and take action below.

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Ryan@Ryan_G_Lambert·6 May

FDA is too slow. HB1734 provides a framework for experimental clinics to deliver results AND data sooner! This should be an obvious one for the "Live Free or Die" state. LFG. Come on now!

New Hampshire’s Right to Try bills, HB 1734 and HB 1735, faced a setback today when the Senate HHS Committee voted against both bills. These bills will make NH the best state in America for emerging therapies—drawing on successful laws already passed in Montana and other states. While both Senate Democrats opposed the bills, Republicans on the committee were divided—with GOP Senators Regina Birdsell and Dan Innis both indicating they were prepared to support the bills. We remain optimistic. These bills earned the votes of every single Republican and some Democrats in the New Hampshire House. Elected leaders know that these bills will help patients and expand the New Hampshire Advantage. We believe both bills will pass this month—we’ll just have to take the long way to get there. Learn more and take action below.

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Steve Martin@RighttoTryGuy·6 May

Every day I speak with patients in desperate need of treatment. Bills like HB 1734 and 1735 are needed to make it possible for me to recommend them to New Hampshire. Without these special facilities its impossible to find the doctors needed in NH to actually administer treatment. Just recently I experienced this while trying, and failing, to organize treatment under HB701. Please check out the action items in the tweet thread below, the fight isn't over yet. @LPNH @jeremykauffman @FreeStateNH

New Hampshire’s Right to Try bills, HB 1734 and HB 1735, faced a setback today when the Senate HHS Committee voted against both bills. These bills will make NH the best state in America for emerging therapies—drawing on successful laws already passed in Montana and other states. While both Senate Democrats opposed the bills, Republicans on the committee were divided—with GOP Senators Regina Birdsell and Dan Innis both indicating they were prepared to support the bills. We remain optimistic. These bills earned the votes of every single Republican and some Democrats in the New Hampshire House. Elected leaders know that these bills will help patients and expand the New Hampshire Advantage. We believe both bills will pass this month—we’ll just have to take the long way to get there. Learn more and take action below.

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·6 May

Learn about the bills and take action here. Ask your state senator to protect patients in need. granitebio.org/legislation

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Nina Li@NinaLiRE·3 May

@MassGovernor @RonMariano Is MA gonna lose talent & companies to NH?

“When we pass these bills, New Hampshire will be - on every level - the best jurisdiction for experimental biotech in America. Biotech innovation is a key part of the Granite State advantage and the bright future we are building in New Hampshire.” -@IanHuyett

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Brian Cole for Congress@cole4nh·30 Nis

New Hampshire is leading the way, and I’m honored to be part of it. We’re breaking down barriers, cutting through the red tape, and focusing on what actually matters, lowering healthcare costs for our families, saving lives and helping people with people with diseases. This is how we deliver real results for the Granite State. Listen to the whole interview. 1370wfea.com/morning-update…

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Brian Cole for Congress@cole4nh·27 Nis

These bills are about more than policy. They are about people. They give those facing rare diseases a real chance to find treatment, hope, and a future. At the same time, they put New Hampshire on the cutting edge of innovation, bringing new investment and good paying jobs to our state. This is our opportunity, and we can’t afford to leave it behind. I will continue to lead the charge. Thank you to @TeamEricaNH for helping tell this story. Call your senator and tell them to support HB1734 and HB1735.

"There is currently a flurry of interest among experimental biotech companies in New Hampshire as a potential innovation hub." -@TeamEricaNH in @UnionLeader today in support of HB 1734 and HB 1735

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Rae 🍽️@raechellambert·27 Nis

- Freedom to choose promising treatments and expanded care options for NH residents so you don't have to travel to Honduras or other random places - Jobs for NH (building facilities, manufacturing treatments, clinical staff) - Medical tourist revenue brought to NH - Attract Boston biotech founders This should be a no brainer!

"There is currently a flurry of interest among experimental biotech companies in New Hampshire as a potential innovation hub." -@TeamEricaNH in @UnionLeader today in support of HB 1734 and HB 1735

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·27 Nis

Learn more and take action here: granitebio.org/legislation

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·27 Nis

"There is currently a flurry of interest among experimental biotech companies in New Hampshire as a potential innovation hub." -@TeamEricaNH in @UnionLeader today in support of HB 1734 and HB 1735

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·24 Nis

Individualized treatments don’t need to be just for billionaires. By passing HB 1734 and HB 1735, we can bring these therapies to New Hampshire.

He was diagnosed with bone cancer. He went through surgery, radiation, chemo. Then it stopped working. No treatments left. No viable trials. That’s where most stories end. He found a way to access an experimental drug anyway.

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Granite Bio Innovation@GraniteBio·21 Nis

Granite Staters, this could be your last week to speak up! Call your state senator and ask them to support HB 1734 and HB 1735. Expand access to emerging treatments in New Hampshire. granitebio.org/legislation

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