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13
May
2026

Prescription Justice Releases “Myths and Facts” on Drug Importation

Americans are often told that importing prescription drugs is unsafe or illegal—but those claims don't hold up under scrutiny. Prescription Justice's new resource, Prescription Drug Importation: Myths and Facts, separates exaggerated claims from evidence and shows how millions of Americans already safely access affordable medications through personal importation.

03
Apr
2023

Insulin: A Uniquely American Problem

When looking at the history of insulin, it feels impossible to imagine that the cost of the medication would be such a problem today. Following the Inflation Reduction Act and reaction from private companies, some progress has been made in making insulin affordable to Americans, but considering how the discovery of insulin unfolded it is outrageous where we ended up in America.

27
Oct
2022

Prescription Drug Pricing Takes Center Stage in Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District

Among the battleground elections next month, the 7th congressional district of Pennsylvania is up for grabs. The incumbent Democrat Susan Wild is facing off with Republican Lisa Scheller, and their policies differ on a variety of issues.

24
Apr
2022

The 340B Drug Pricing Program

Medication can be a powerful healing substance to treat or prevent disease, infections, and other health-related complications. However, medication cannot fulfill its purpose if it is not taken. There are many reasons why patients nationwide avoid taking it, simply from inadvertently neglecting or facing its side effects.

05
Apr
2022

Who Bears The Burden

In 2020, healthcare spending in the United States increased by about 10% to $11,945 per person. The increase widened an already huge gap that too many of our legislators fail to include in their justifications of medical costs: the discrepancy in healthcare costs in the U.S. versus other high income countries.