After decades of prescription drug prices rising faster than inflation, new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics offered some rare positive headlines on affordability. In 2025, prescription drug prices fell by an average of more than 3%, the first time this has happened since 1963. It’s good news for patients across America, and the […]
After decades of prescription drug prices rising faster than inflation, new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics offered some rare positive headlines on affordability. In 2025, prescription drug prices fell by an average of more than 3%, the first time this has happened since 1963. It’s good news for patients across America, and the […]
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