Retiring overseas? Medicare does not cover medical services you get outside the United States
Retiring overseas? You should know that except in very specific situations, basic Medicare does not cover medical services you get
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Part D/Prescription Drugs
Spending on essential medicines up 116 percent from 2011 to 2015
According to a study published in The BMJ, it found spending associated with essential medicines grew substantially from 2011 to
Read MoreNovartis was aware of manipulation of data supporting gene therapy approval, FDA says
(By Adam Feuerstein for ST A T) AveXis, the gene therapy subsidiary of Swiss pharma giant Novartis ( NVS ),
Read MoreHospitals can expect to spend 4.57% more on drugs in 2020
(By Alia Paavola for Becker’s Hospital Review ) Including inpatient and outpatient environments, hospitals and health systems can expect a
Read More2020 election brewing ‘perfect storm’ for drug-pricing reform, analyst says
(By Alia Paavola for Becker’s Hospital Review ) With President Donald Trump and Democrats both seeking healthcare policy wins ahead
Read MoreAmid rising concern, pay-to-play clinical trials are drawing federal scrutiny
(By Rebecca Robbins for ST A T) Michele Russell-Einhorn has spent 23 years working in the world of institutional review
Read MorePreventing pneumonia is easy
(Source: www.medicare.gov/blog) Did you know that about 1 million Americans go to the hospital with pneumonia every year? Pneumonia is
Read MoreDrugmakers Now ‘Masters’ At Rolling Out Their Own Generics To Stifle Competition
(By Jay Hancock and Sydney Lupkin for Kaiser Health News) When PDL BioPharma’s $40 million blood-pressure medicine faced the threat
Read MoreA Look at Recent Proposals to Control Drug Spending by Medicare and its Beneficiaries
The affordability of prescription drugs is a pressing concern for many Americans, with broad agreement across the political spectrum that
Read MoreA watchdog group sets aside emotions to assess drugs’ value. Patients say their lives are more than a number
(By Kate Sheridan for ST A T) H ealth economists walk a precarious tightrope: Their analyses are quantitative and, presumably,
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