President Trump on Thursday claimed his recent “most favored nation” executive order could cause U.S. drug prices to “drop ...

The executive order is likely unconstitutional, but if implemented as written, it would be detrimental to the American health ...

The Most Favored Nation order is unlikely to deliver broad, sustained savings without triggering legal challenges, ...

The immediate impact of the recent executive order aimed at lowering drug prices is likely low, as it may take until 2027 before actions detailed in the order can be enacted.

House Speaker Mike Johnson brushed off concerns of corruption surrounding Donald Trump's private dinner for investors in his ...

After President Donald Trump signed his latest executive order, he anticipates that drug prices are going to “drop like a ...

The executive order signed on May 12 has some differences from a previous executive order originally signed by the Trump administration in 2020.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued guidance requiring hospitals to post actual service costs and make ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday that he said will slash drug prices by approximately 59% or more ...

Experts said Trump’s action could lower the cost of prescription drugs, but they cautioned it's far from an immediate fix.

The inflated prices in the United States fuel global innovation while foreign health systems get a free ride.” ...