Pharmaceutical manufacturers are padding their wallets while rural families and retirees are squeezed by a system designed to benefit shareholders, not patients,” writes Tonja Hanson in an op-ed.

Americans pay more than three times what citizens of other developed nations pay for the same prescription drugs. That simply ...

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If drug tariffs don’t work, they could result in higher prices for American patients and increase drug shortages. Testing ...

The measure, which passed with bipartisan support and minor changes, now heads back to the House. It is just the second ...

The president's tariffs are intended to pressure Mexico and Canada to help slow the flow of fentanyl, according to ...

Without a trade deal, Trump's tariffs could make some Indian generics ... is a prominent example of how dependent Americans are on Indian supplies for essential drugs. Many of them cost half ...

A federal judge has effectively ended the ability of compounding pharmacies to make their own copies of Eli Lilly’s weight ...

Sen. Peter Welch, D-Vermont, is co-sponsoring a bill that would allow Americans to import prescription drugs from Canada. The bill would require prescriptions from U.S. physicians and limit ...