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A new Connecticut law that limits price increases on generic prescription drugs could save consumers more than $10 million this year, according to an analysis by the state Office of Health Strategy.
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A new Connecticut law allows the state to explore the importation of cheaper prescription drugs from Canada.
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Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that would have the state seek federal approval to import cheaper prescription drugs from Canada.
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A task force aimed at tackling the rising cost of prescription drugs in Connecticut held its first meeting on Wednesday at the state Legislative Office Building in Hartford.
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You could be eligible for some money if you bought certain generic prescription drugs in the U.S. between 2010 and 2018. That’s because of the first two settlements and cooperation agreements with drug manufacturers accused of price fixing in a multistate lawsuit led by Connecticut.
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Governor Ned Lamont and Comptroller Sean Scanlon announced a new prescription drug discount card that will launch on Oct. 2.
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A plan by Connecticut Democrats to reduce prescription drug prices won the approval of a key state legislative committee on Tuesday.
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Amid global supply chain issues, Senator Gillibrand introduces the "Made in America" bill.
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Pharmaceutical companies have made billions in profits by raising prescription drug costs making necessary medicine no longer affordable, said U.S.…
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U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut wants the Trump administration to crack down on drug companies that have not held up their legal…