Emerging Health IssuesHealth Care FinancePart D/Prescription Drugs

Faced with rising anger on drug prices, Cigna plans to reduce insulin costs to $25 a month for many patients

(By Matthew Herper for STAT)

Responding to massive public pressure about the high price of life-saving insulin for people with diabetes, the insurance giant Cigna and its drug benefit arm, Express Scripts, aim to reduce the monthly cost of insulin from $40, on average, to $25 for many patients.  Continue reading article here…

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