Many types of medications, including over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription drugs, can help relieve joint pain due to ...

Health insurance is most people's go-to for reducing their prescription drug costs, but it doesn't always do the job -- and not everyone has a policy. Paying out of pocket is pretty tough, especially ...

to take the drug at say, 9 a.m. and then again at 3 p.m., then wait another 18 hours until they take another dose. Why is there so much variation on prescription drug labels? Part of the problem ...

"We were hearing of people spending upwards of ten thousand dollars just on their prescription drugs," said Purvis. According ...

In one hand, a slender young woman holds up a bottle of clear liquid. The words “Skinny” and “GLP-1” — a new class of weight loss drugs — are visible on the label. In the other hand, she raises up a ...

About 18.7 million people will save $7.4 billion next year alone thanks to changes to Medicare drug benefits, the ...

and impartial foundation for anyone seeking to understand what’s behind the rising price of prescription drugs, this compendium collects twelve health policy briefs and 3 policy options papers ...

Medicare's open enrollment period is happening now. From Oct. 15 through Dec. 7, retirees have the option to make changes to ...

Examining prescription drug misuse through this construct ... Lifetime prevalence of nonmedical use was 14.3%, and past-year prevalence was 7.5%. Sixty-three percent of lifetime nonmedical ...

If not, contact your plan. Focus on Section 1, Changes to Benefits and Costs for Next Year, especially the prescription drug cost changes in Section 1.3. Determine the impact on your costs and ...

The No Pain Act will mandate Medicare insurance coverage for non-opioid pain management, including evidence-based treatments, ...

Remember the prescription drug shortages from last year? The problem hasn't gone away In the first three months of this year, a record number of drugs were in short supply.