Sarpatwari A, Kesselheim AS - JAMA Internal Medicine
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Summary:
The authors critique the lack of meaningful progress on drug pricing under the Trump administration, noting that while some manufacturers made token gestures on price restraint, launch prices for new drugs continued to rise and most top-selling brand-name drugs saw substantial price increases.
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