
U.S.
Prescription Drug Prices Fall at Their Fastest Rate in 63 Years
Prescription drug prices declined 4.5% over the past year, marking their steepest annual drop since 1963, according to the latest federal inflation data. The Trump administration is pointing to its pharmaceutical pricing agreements, TrumpRx, and expanded access to affordable medications as key drivers of the change, potentially bringing meaningful relief to millions of American patients and families.

























