President Trump boasted proudly of his work on lowering drug costs during his State of the Union address on Tuesday, holding up his “most favored nation” (MFN) policy and TrumpRx.gov as proof of ...

When President Donald Trump announced "TrumpRx" in early February, a weight I’ve carried my entire adult life suddenly lifted from my shoulders. The website offers life-saving medications at much ...

Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary told CNBC that his view is that "everything should be over the counter" unless a drug is unsafe, addictive or requires monitoring. He said the ...

Administrations have repeatedly tried to shine a bright light into the business practices of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs). But those efforts have not been successful – until President Trump set ...

Dear Toni: I am a 68-year-old on a Medicare Advantage plan through my last employer. How does the new TrumpRx plan fit into Medicare? Currently, Express Scripts manages my Part D plan. — Mike, Cypress ...

Kansas manufacturers are used to managing costs we can’t control — raw materials, supply chain disruptions, global competition, and increasing tariffs. But there’s one cost that keeps rising year ...

For months, President Donald Trump and his aides touted efforts to lower prescription drug prices for Americans. Now consumers can check prices at the recently launched website TrumpRx.gov. "This is a ...

During the first year of his second term, President Trump has issued 228 executive orders. That is more executive orders than every other president has issued over any four-year term. Sound policy is ...

President Donald Trump has already lent his name to real estate projects, hotels, golf courses and even a meme coin. Now, the president has given his name to a federal prescription drug platform: ...

President Donald Trump has said that Americans are now paying or will pay “the lowest price anywhere in the world for drugs,” thanks to the administration’s negotiations with pharmaceutical companies.

HARFORD COUNTY, MD — Anyone with unwanted, expired or unused medications can drop them off this Saturday for a Prescription Drug Take Back Day. The drop-off event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.