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FDA Finalizes Rules for Deciding When Generic Drugs Can Substitute for Brand-Name Prescriptions

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has finalized guidance explaining how it determines whether prescription drug products are therapeutically equivalent—an evaluation that can help pharmacists,...

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Prescription Drug Prices Fell 3.1 Percent Over the Year, but That Number Measures Less Than You Think

Prescription drug prices posted their steepest annual drop since 1963. Here is what the index actually measures and what it leaves out.

Medical Daily

Drug prices have declined sharply, and Trump is taking credit. The reason behind the drop is complex

President Donald Trump has been promoting new data showing U.S. prescription drug prices fell 0.8% in July and are down 3.1% from a year ago

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Trump Touts 60-Year Drug Price Drop as ‘Receipts,’ But Experts Point to Biden-Era Law

The White House on Saturday promoted a Washington Post headline touting the sharpest drop in prescription drug prices in more than 60 years, presenting it as evidence of President Donald Trump‘s success despite the article’s own experts pointing to a Biden-era policy as a more likely driver.

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Kathy Hochul Slams Trump Over Medicare Cut, Says 1.3 Million New Yorkers Will Pay More for Prescriptions: 'A New Assault on Seniors...'

New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) said President Donald Trump’s decision to end a Medicare subsidy program will raise prescription drug costs for about 1.3 million New Yorkers, arguing seniors should not have to bear the additional expense.

Benzinga

A Practical Guide to Medicare Part D Penalty Rules That Can Follow You for Years

Medicare Part D penalties rank among the most frustrating surprises in retirement because a single missed enrollment window can affect prescription drug costs for years. Many people focus on doctor visits and hospital coverage, then discover much later that drug coverage follows a completely different set of rules.

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A Closer Look at Medicare Part D Penalty Details That Can Raise Costs for Years

Missing your Medicare Part D enrollment deadline might not seem like a big deal, especially if you don’t take any prescription medications. But that decision...

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What to Know About Medicare Costs Seniors Should Put on Their 2027 Watchlist Now

If you’re living on a fixed income, even a small increase in healthcare costs can have a noticeable impact on your monthly budget. While the...

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Free Prescription Help Programs Many Medicare Beneficiaries Overlook

Prescription drug costs remain one of the biggest financial challenges for many retirees, even with Medicare coverage. While Medicare Part D helps pay for medications,...

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Trump Administration Pulls the Plug on a Medicare Subsidy That Cut Drug Premiums— Oz Says the 'Bailout' Is Over as Seniors Brace for 2027 Hikes

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced Tuesday it will end the Medicare Part D Premium Stabilization Demonstration after the 2026 plan year, ending a federal subsidy program that has helped keep prescription drug premiums lower and could result in higher costs for some seniors beginning in 2027.

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Trump administration to end Medicare Part D subsidy after 2026

The Trump administration will end a Medicare Part D subsidy program after 2026. Insurers have gained enough experience to price plans accurately without this support. CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz stated premiums will increase by less than ten dollars. Many Medicare recipients may even see their premiums decrease next year.…

The Economic Times

Elissa Slotkin Warns Trump's Generic Drug Tariffs Risk Raising Prescription Costs: 'You, the Customer, Will Pay That Price'

Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) warned that President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on generic prescription drugs could increase costs for patients, arguing that allowing Medicare to negotiate broader drug prices would be a more effective way to lower healthcare expenses.

Benzinga

Before Taking Magnesium, Check These 5 Potential Drug Interactions

Magnesium supplements have become increasingly popular for supporting sleep, muscle function, and overall wellness. While they can be beneficial for many people, they are not risk-free when combined with certain medications. In some cases, magnesium can reduce how well a prescription drug is absorbed, making the treatment less effective. Understanding…

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Mark Cuban Says PBMs Put Shareholders Ahead of Patients: 'It's a Racket'

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban criticized pharmacy benefit managers and health insurers, arguing that the industry’s structure rewards shareholder returns over reducing prescription drug costs for employers and patients.

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TrumpRx Explained: Why the Drug Discount Site Was 'Never Meant' for Insured Americans as Only 7% Visited It

A senior HHS official says TrumpRx was never meant for insured Americans, as KFF polling shows just 7% of prescription drug users have visited the discount site.

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Prescription Drug Prices Fell in May CPI, But Hospital Services Rose—What Seniors Should Know

Inflation doesn’t affect every healthcare expense the same way, and the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) is proof. In May, the cost of prescription drugs...

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Thousands of Medicare Seniors Lost Prescription Drug Coverage Over Small Unpaid Premiums

Medicare Part D seniors are losing drug coverage over unpaid premiums as small as $8 after mid-year increases. Here's how to get reinstated and what rights you have now.

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How the 2026 Medicare Part D Out-of-Pocket Cap Changes Prescription Budgeting

A 2024 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed that 9 in 10 older adults rely on prescription drugs to maintain...

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The Drug Pricing Machine and Why Patients Keep Paying More

Roughly a third of American adults report difficulty paying for prescription drugs, and many are forced to skip doses, delay refills, or abandon treatment altogether.

The Free Financial Advisor

Low-Income Seniors Are Losing Extra Help Eligibility Without Any Notice

A growing number of low-income seniors are waking up to an unwelcome surprise at the pharmacy counter: their Medicare Extra Help has vanished. This program, officially known as the Part D Low-Income Subsidy, helps cover prescription drug costs for people on tight budgets. When it disappears without warning, out-of-pocket medication…

The Free Financial Advisor

Part D Costs Are Rising for Seniors on Fixed Incomes Despite New Reform Rules

Prescription drug bills continue to squeeze retirement budgets, even as lawmakers introduce new Medicare changes meant to bring relief. Seniors enrolled in Medicare Part D now face a confusing mix of savings caps, rising premiums, and shifting plan structures. Many households expected reforms to ease financial pressure more quickly, but…

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Pharmaceutical industry becomes geopolitical battleground as US threatens tariffs

The global pharmaceutical industry has found itself at the heart of geopolitical and trade tensions. The Trump administration has pushed policies to promote the sovereignty of US drugmakers, threatening tariffs on manufacturers or countries, and vowing to reduce prescription drug prices for Americans.

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Ohio Retirees Are Paying More for Prescription Drugs Even After Medicare Reform Changes

Ohio retirees continue to feel a squeeze at the pharmacy counter even after Medicare reform changes aimed at lowering prescription drug costs. Monthly medication bills keep climbing for many seniors who expected relief from federal updates to Medicare Part D and recent policy adjustments. Pharmacies across Ohio report more seniors…

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Medicare Could Lower Some Seniors’ Prescription Costs by Thousands in 2026

Big changes are lining up for Medicare in 2026, and they could reshape how much seniors pay at the pharmacy counter in a very real way. Prescription drugs often drain retirement budgets faster than many other healthcare expenses, especially for people managing chronic conditions like diabetes, arthritis, or heart disease.…

The Free Financial Advisor

7 Medicare Costs Rising Faster Than the 2027 Social Security COLA Forecast

Retirees across America face a financial squeeze as Medicare expenses continue climbing faster than projected Social Security COLA adjustments for 2027. Many households already stretch fixed incomes, and healthcare costs keep tightening that gap in frustrating ways. Inflation in medical services, prescription pricing, and insurance overhead drives much of this…

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