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Medicare inflation rebates fail to curb rising drug prices, highlighting the need for further policy action to control costs.
Although the Legislature has adjourned the 2025 session, senators are already hard at work crafting bills for January, ...
GoodRx reports that 67% of Americans find prescription costs burdensome, leading many to cut back on essentials or seek risky ...
Missourians simply cannot afford their prescription drugs. More than one in four have skipped doses or split pills to make prescriptions last longer. Over half worry they won’t be able to afford their ...
Just when Americans thought inflation was cooling, January brought record-breaking price increases across essential services.
Hospitals headed into the summer on slightly weaker financial footing, as operating margins narrowed, outpatient revenues declined and expenses continued to rise — most notably for prescription drugs, ...
While no state can undo Washington’s recklessness, I am working to move our community in a better direction by making health ...
Bil Schmidtknecht blames pharmacy benefit managers for the death of his son. He won’t rest until he holds them accountable.
The fact that lenacapavir will soon be available to patients is a testament to the strength of America's biopharmaceutical ...
Healthcare analyst Ellen Andrews, Ph. D, highlights a first-in-the-nation bill that the state passed this year in an effort to control generic drug prices.
Under the 2022 prescription drug law, which AARP supported, drugmakers that raise their prices more than the rate of general inflation have to pay a penalty to Medicare for the amount of the price ...
State leaders are fighting high prescription drug costs with new laws to make drugs more affordable. Here are six ways states have helped lower prices.