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European Doctor Defies FDA Orders to Stop Sending US Women Abortion Pills by Mail Opens in a new window)
A European doctor who provides abortion pills by mail to the United States is defying an order from the US Food and Drug Administration to stop.
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Pharmac: The NZ Buyer’s Club Opens in a new window)
Unlike other developed countries, New Zealand puts a ceiling on its medicines budget, and drug buying agency Pharmac is very disciplined: In 26 years of existence, it has never breached its spending cap.
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Collusion by Drug Firms Cost NHS Millions of Pounds, Watchdog Finds Opens in a new window)
Cost of anti-sickness medication soared eightfold in four years as pharmaceutical firms shared the profits while agreeing not to compete against each other.
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Colluding Drug Firms 'Cost the NHS Millions of Pounds' Opens in a new window)
Four pharmaceutical firms have been accused of illegally colluding to restrict the supply of an anti-nausea tablet, driving the price paid for it by the UK's NHS up by 700%.
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India’s Biggest Drugmaker Plans to Start Developing Its Own Medicines Opens in a new window)
Sun Pharma looks beyond generics.
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The Real Drug Pricing Debate is Upon Us Opens in a new window)
The first FDA approval of a multi-million dollar drug is expected any day now.
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Men Are Paying Sixfold Markups to Feel Cool About Buying Generic Viagra Opens in a new window)
Hims, Roman and other online drug sellers offer customers modern marketing, slick packaging and discretion — for a cost.
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Lilly Selling Half-Price Version of Popular Humalog Insulin
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Insulin Price Cap Signed Into Law
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Beyond the Border: Americans Find Lower Prices on Prescription Drugs in Tijuana
News 8 traveled beyond the border with a hidden camera to check out pharmacies in Tijuana.
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High Generic Drug Prices Affecting Kansans
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Therapeutic Value and Price of the New Pharmaceuticals Commercialized in Argentina: Are They Worth What They Cost?
