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The main reason for delays and extensions is that sponsors submit their applications too soon.

The problems have occurred in numerous company locations across several states.

Professor David Ridley will share insights from his new research that suggests that the way Medicare​ pays health care providers for drugs inadvertently encourages drug makers to charge higher prices.

For the past several years, the price of pharmaceuticals has been an important federal policy issue and the debate has featured a variety of proposals, some of which are incredibly dangerous and counterproductive.

The attack on Xavier Becerra, California’s attorney general, is a surprising twist following years of agitation on Capitol Hill and from the Trump administration over high drug prices.

VICE News talks to an emergency room physician about why Black and brown communities are being left behind in the vaccine rollout.

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Becerra fields questions on drug pricing during his HELP Committee confirmation hearing.

Alex M. Azar II, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services and Jay Bhattacharya, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Medicine, Stanford U, share their strategies on how to protect lives and livelihoods moving forward.

It’s critical to know the cost of these clinical trials because pharmaceutical corporations justify high drug costs by pointing to the cost of R&D to bring a drug to market.

Who Handled COVID Better...Texas or California?

President Joe Biden said that Moderna Inc. and Pfizer Inc. agreed to sell more doses of their coronavirus vaccine to the U.S. faster than planned after he invoked federal law that could force their production.

The proposal would upend the pharmaceutical industry, which has spent billions of dollars over the past several years on lobbying and campaign contributions.

No one should be forced to fill a prescription instead of paying their rent or putting food on the table.

North Dakota's Senate has passed three bills that aim to get state residents access to lower-cost prescription drugs.