MedPage Today asked policy experts and physicians whether a Trump administration would continue down that same path. "With respect to competition, it has actually been really heartening to see the ...

The drug gatekeepers favored versions of insulin with higher upfront prices and bigger rebate payments from pharmaceutical companies, which shifted more costs onto patients, the FTC alleged.

The FTC believes that the PBMs participated in unjust competition and practices, incentivizing manufacturers to increase insulin list prices. “Express Scripts intends to vigorously defend itself to ...

in the US for operating a "perverse drug rebate system" that it claims artificially inflated the prices of insulin products. The lawsuit – which has been anticipated since the FTC published a ...

Insulin prices have skyrocketed in recent years, working a hardship on the growing number of diabetics in the US. Progressive ...

and CVS Caremark – over alleged anti-competitive practices that have driven up insulin costs. The FTC is reported to be preparing its own lawsuit against the top companies in the sector ...

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Some diabetes patients this year have had trouble finding their preferred insulin brands as major drug manufacturers reported shortages of the medicine. USA TODAY set out to find out what patients ...

No matter what happens in this election, the government should work for the people. The government may not be perfect, but it ...

The FTC issued a final rule aimed at curtailing predatory subscription models. © Mandel Ngan/Getty Images Companies will soon have to make it as easy to cancel a ...

Raise a glass, because the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has finalized its "Click to Cancel" rule. The rule, set to take effect soon, aims to protect consumers from deceptive subscription ...

"Too often, businesses make people jump through endless hoops just to cancel a subscription," FTC Commission Chair Lina Khan said in a news release. "The FTC's rule will end these tricks and traps ...