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Drugmakers Adjust US Medicine Prices While Expanding Innovation and Access Efforts

Measured price updates across select medicines highlight the pharmaceutical industry’s balancing act between affordability, innovation, and long-term investment in patient

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U.S. Strikes Breakthrough Deal to Boost Access to Weight-Loss Drugs

A landmark public-private partnership aims to make life-changing obesity and diabetes treatments more affordable and accessible for millions across America.