Clinton spokeswoman defends drug plan after Pfizer commentsNEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s spokeswoman said on Friday Clinton’s plan to curb drug spending was not the blow to medical innovation that Pfizer Inc Chief Executive Ian Read described it as being on Thursday. “Throughout this campaign, Hillary Clinton has called for expanding investments in innovation for healthcare, from a cure for Alzheimer’s to building on Vice President Biden’s Cancer Moonshot initiative,” campaign spokeswoman Julie Wood said in an emailed statement. “She’s said clearly that our pharmaceutical and biotech industries are great sources of innovation and she wants to support their development of new treatments,” she said. Last week, Clinton unveiled a plan to create an oversight panel that would protect consumers from “unjustified” price hikes on life-saving drugs. On Thursday, while speaking at an investor conference, Read said Clinton’s plan would be “very negative for innovation.” A Pfizer spokeswoman had no further comment on Friday. Drugmakers have been criticized for raising drug prices in the United States, where citizens pay the most worldwide for medicines. politicsNews
clinton spokeswoman defends drug plan prize commentsnew york reuters presidential candidate hillary clinton spokeswoman said friday clinton plan curb drug spending blow medical innovation prize inc chief executive ian read described thursday throughout campaign hillary clinton called expanding investments innovation healthcare cure alzheimer building vice president biden cancer moonshot initiative campaign spokeswoman julie wood said emailed statement she said clearly pharmaceutical biotech industries great sources innovation wants support development new treatments said last week clinton unveiled plan create oversight panel would protect consumers unjustified price hikes drugs on thursday speaking investor conference read said clinton plan would negative a prize spokeswoman comment friday drugmakers criticized raising drug prices united states citizens pay worldwide medicines politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Clinton spokeswoman defends drug plan after Pfizer commentsNEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s spokeswoman said on Friday Clinton’s plan to curb drug spending was not the blow to medical innovation that Pfizer Inc Chief Executive Ian Read described it as being on Thursday. “Throughout this campaign, Hillary Clinton has called for expanding investments in innovation for healthcare, from a cure for Alzheimer’s to building on Vice President Biden’s Cancer Moonshot initiative,” campaign spokeswoman Julie Wood said in an emailed statement. “She’s said clearly that our pharmaceutical and biotech industries are great sources of innovation and she wants to support their development of new treatments,” she said. Last week, Clinton unveiled a plan to create an oversight panel that would protect consumers from “unjustified” price hikes on life-saving drugs. On Thursday, while speaking at an investor conference, Read said Clinton’s plan would be “very negative for innovation.” A Pfizer spokeswoman had no further comment on Friday. Drugmakers have been criticized for raising drug prices in the United States, where citizens pay the most worldwide for medicines. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: clinton spokeswoman defends drug plan prize commentsnew york reuters presidential candidate hillary clinton spokeswoman said friday clinton plan curb drug spending blow medical innovation prize inc chief executive ian read described thursday throughout campaign hillary clinton called expanding investments innovation healthcare cure alzheimer building vice president biden cancer moonshot initiative campaign spokeswoman julie wood said emailed statement she said clearly pharmaceutical biotech industries great sources innovation wants support development new treatments said last week clinton unveiled plan create oversight panel would protect consumers unjustified price hikes drugs on thursday speaking investor conference read said clinton plan would negative a prize spokeswoman comment friday drugmakers criticized raising drug prices united states citizens pay worldwide medicines politicsnews