#financial toxicity

Biden’s Cancer Moonshot aims to end cancer as we know it.

Report includes call to action outlining steps Congress must take to maintain momentum.

The antiretroviral pill Genvoya is among the drugs set to undergo an affordability review in Colorado.

The Biden initiative marks a turning point in a long-fought battle to control ever-rising drug prices.

Breast cancer patients, physicians and advocates implored officials to scrap plan that would limit payment for DIEP flap surgery.

The days of Americans paying far more for prescription drugs are ending, said President Biden.

In the 1980s, AZT was labeled the most expensive drug in history at $8,000 annually. Now, scores of drugs cost more than $50,000 a year.

Some hospitals are still falling short of a law that went into effect in 2021 requiring them to publicly post their prices.

Meet the latest grant recipients of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Equity in Access Research Program.

Patients are tired of shocking medical bills they didn’t expect and can’t afford.

Some insurers bypass hospital pharmacies and physician offices, shifting who gets to buy and bill for medications like chemotherapy drugs.

Responders may be able to discontinue immune checkpoint inhibitors after two years with no decrease in survival.

While expensive new drugs are developed, thousands of people can’t get a drug like cisplatin that costs as little as $6 a dose.

Food insecurity and worry about paying for housing and other necessities were associated with higher mortality.

A one percentage point increase in the population with medical debt was associated with an increase in mortality for all malignancies.

The request comes after more than 1 million enrollees were dropped, largely due to red tape.