Since 2005, the cost of health care has increased an average of 6% each year, and the burden falls on both employers and ...

Drug companies raised prices on 910 name-brand drugs in January. ... About 8 in 10 adults say the cost of prescription drugs is unreasonable, according to a July 2023 survey by KFF, ...

Over just the last year, prescription drug prices rose at an average rate of 31.6%, with some increasing up to 500%, according to a recent Department of Health and Human Services government report.

GoodRx reports that 67% of Americans find prescription costs burdensome, leading many to cut back on essentials or seek risky ...

The cost of prescription drugs in the U.S. has surged nearly 40% over the past decade, easily outstripping the pace of inflation, according to a new study. Findings published by GoodRx, a drug ...

KEY TAKEAWAYS President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday that is aimed at lowering the costs of prescription drugs. This comes as Americans are spending more on drugs than ever before ...

In January 2019, drugmakers raised prices on 486 brand-name drugs by an average of 5.2% and, in January 2018, 580 brand-name drugs increased by an average of 8%.

The cost of these drugs is expensive, but pharmacist Hannah Khaledi says for some people, their deductibles could be extremely high. "Ozempic runs about $850. Trulicity is about $850 interest.

Americans spend more on prescription drugs than anyone else in the world. It’s true that they take a lot of pills. But what really has set the US apart is how much drugs cost. Unlike in most ...

Prescription drug prices still surging despite efforts by federal government Consumers spent $61 billion on out-of-pocket prescriptions last year, per GoodRX Prescription Cost Tracker ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order targeting the cost of prescription drugs. Prices will be cut by as much as 80%, and some immediately, he said at a press conference.

According to health policy research site KFF, more than 1.1 million Arizonans were enrolled in Medicare Part D in 2023, with 1.4 million enrolled in a stand-alone prescription drug plan and 2.6 ...