In the quest to reduce drug prices for American consumers, reforming a federal program originally intended to lower costs by ...

A bill that would expand access to a discount drug program known as 340B could end up costing the state more than $43 million ...

“Exploiting a loophole in the federal 340B drug program—a program intended to benefit the needy—[pharmaceutical companies] have in recent years begun imposing their will on Mississippi medical ...

Section 340B of the Public Health Service Act has grown significantly since its enactment in 1992 – both in the number of covered entities eligible to participate and in the volume of drugs purchased ...

On August 6, 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued an opinion allowing a case challenging drug pricing changes to proceed. The case, an antitrust action brought by health ...

One reason libertarians don’t trust the government is because so many well-intentioned government programs end up either making things worse for the supposed beneficiaries, enriching wealthy and ...

While Democrats tout Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s “rural appeal” as Vice President Harris’ running mate, rural health providers in his state are grappling with higher costs and cumbersome burdens he ...

A program developed in the 1990s allowing healthcare organizations to purchase discounted outpatient drugs to help low-income patients has grown into a system of abuse and misuse without government ...

The trade group of Colorado hospitals is preparing for a political battle at the state Capitol to maintain a federal drug discount program that the group says benefits nearly 70 hospitals statewide.

Congress is considering a new bill that, in theory, would boost low-income patients’ - especially Latinos’ - access to cheaper medicines. But in practice the legislation would achieve the exact ...

Johnson & Johnson is backing down from using its planned rebate model in the 340B program. In a September 30 letter to the Health Resource and Services Administration, J&J said it would not implement ...