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Martin Shkreli, the infamous ‘pharma bro’ who was sentenced to prison for securities fraud, was…

When Biogen announced the price for Aduhelm, its controversial Alzheimer’s drug, the explanation the company…

The Arkansas attorney general has filed a lawsuit accusing several drugmakers and pharmacy benefit managers…

Sparked by an unusual, decade-long fight over a rare disease drug, two U.S. lawmakers have…

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In the latest dust-up over prescription drug pricing, Johnson & Johnson filed a lawsuit accusing…

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WASHINGTON — After a yearslong, drawn-out debate over how to best lower patients’ prescription drug…

The California Board of Pharmacy fined OptumRx, one of the largest pharmacy benefit managers in…

Rite Aid was ordered by an arbitrator to pay nearly $123 million to Humana, one…

WASHINGTON — Sen. Joe Manchin, a moderate Democrat who will determine how much domestic policy…

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Citing arguments by more than two dozen legal experts, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is urging…

Thanks to Covid-19 vaccines and therapies, U.S. spending on pharmaceuticals rose 12% in 2021 as…

Numerous advocacy groups and institutional shareholders are chiding Pfizer for arguing that its intellectual property…

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The nation’s preeminent cancer hospitals are charging commercial health insurers anywhere from double to seven…

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As the U.S. health care system braces for expensive gene therapies, a new analysis suggests…

WASHINGTON — Biogen and other drugmakers have already hinted they might sue Medicare over its…

WASHINGTON — Insulin prices are sky high. High enough, now, that Human Rights Watch is…

Whither accelerated approval? Amid the hubbub over new Medicare coverage restrictions for Alzheimer’s treatments, a…

Medicare Part D beneficiaries who have low incomes and receive government subsidies were nearly twice…

In the latest bid to expand access to the Pfizer Covid-19 pill, several advocacy groups…

The pressure on Medicare just keeps ramping up Medicare is set to decide this month…

The conventional wisdom that we need to reduce spending on prescription drugs is all wrong….
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Amid ongoing debate over biosimilar use in the United States, a new government analysis found…

Mark Cuban’s drug company started with an ambitious premise: to circumvent middlemen to offer cheaper…

Good morning. Elizabeth Cooney here, borrowing the virtual Pharmalittle chair while Ed Silverman takes Manhattan…

The U.S. Health and Resources Administration is seeking to penalize Boehringer Ingelheim for curtailing discounts…

Amid ongoing turmoil over the cost of prescription medicines, a new analysis finds that brand-name…

Even as prices rose substantially in the U.S. over a recent 12-year period, a new…

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Alex Schmelzer didn’t think he’d be the most-hated person in drug pricing negotiations, but he…

How should pharma treat Russia? Why can’t Congress pass a drug pricing bill? And what…

A group of Congressional lawmakers is accusing the pharmaceutical industry’s leading trade group of providing…

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WASHINGTON – Back in 2019, when the Senate Finance Committee called seven drug industry executives…

Gary Puckrein sees a dilemma coming that has him excited, and at the same time,…

NEW YORK — When Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, the Biden official who oversees the Medicare and Medicaid health…

After years of squabbling, Mallinckrodt agreed to pay $260 million to settle accusations that it…

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In an unconventional bid to widen access to insulin for Americans, a nonprofit announced plans…

After months of talks, the state of Nevada has joined a consortium formed by Oregon…

WASHINGTON — President Biden on Tuesday vowed that the U.S. won’t become complacent in its…

In response to a raft of concerns, Oregon has withdrawn a request made to federal…

The campaign to use so-called march-in rights to widen access to a cancer drug is…