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Express Scripts, a Cigna company, plans to launch the industry's first stand-alone digital health formulary.
FDA approved some important new therapies, including the first anticoagulant for children, an injectable for diabetic retinopathy, and a treatment for renal cell carcinoma.
Generic drug makers are defending their practices after 44 US states accused Teva Pharmaceuticals and other pharma makers of conspiring to inflate their prices in a lawsuit.
A new government rule requiring pharma makers to disclose drug prices in television ads will likely create more confusion for consumers, analysts and organizations said.
Stronger warnings on popular insomnia medications could have an impact on prescribing, some experts say.
While FDA approved the second biosimilar drug to Enbrel, the success of the medication hinges on a pending lawsuit.
CDC commentary claims patients taken off opiods too soon.
A new report determines the trends fueling drug research and development over the past 10 years-and into the future.
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FDA cleared the first medical device to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in kids.
A Commonwealth Fund study has revealing findings about PBMs’ use of rebates and impact on drug prices.
Metastatic breast cancer drug expands treatment to men.
FDA cleared Dovato (ViiV Healthcare), the first 2-drug regimen to treat HIV-1 in adults with no antiretroviral treatment history.
FDA fast-tracks biosimiliar insulin products to elevate competition.
FDA approved 2 new multiple sclerosis drugs. Here's what you should know about them.
Postpartum drug is a game changer, but can women afford it?
Several companies are recalling products due to contamination from substances such as carcinogens and glass-here’s what you should know.
Nasal spray offers promise for treatment-resistant depression, but proceed with caution.
How FDA Chief Gottlieb’s resignation could impact the pharma industry.
The recalls of a widely used hypertension blood drug due to carcinogenic impurities are expanding.
FDA is warning about an increased risk of death and blood clots in the lungs in patients with rheumatoid arthritis taking a specific dosage of this drug.
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