Under fire, Mylan takes steps to make $600 EpiPen more affordable

(Ed Silverman for STAT)

In the face of withering criticism, Mylan Pharmaceuticals took steps Thursday to make its EpiPen device more affordable. Specifically, the company is increasing the amount of money on a copay assistance card from $100 to $300, and is also widening eligibility for patients to receive the device through that assistance program. Continue reading article here….

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