RFK Jr. Slams ‘Global Free Riding on American Patients’ in Defense of Trump Drug Pricing Order - Washington Examiner

RFK Jr. slams ‘global free riding on American patients’ in defense of Trump drug pricing order - Washington Examiner

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended President Donald Trump’s drug pricing executive order by taking aim at other countries for “free riding on American patients.” Trump signed a sweeping executive order earlier this week aimed at lowering prescription drug prices through a “Most Favored Nation” policy. The order calls on the federal government to take action against discriminatory and unreasonable policies in other…

HHS SEC ROBERT F KENNEDY JR: American patients pay more so others can pay less — that stops now

President Donald Trump's drug pricing order seeks to balance innovation with affordability, ending the burden on American patients and ensuring fair global contributions.

HHS SEC ROBERT F KENNEDY JR: American patients pay more so others can pay less — that stops now – Your Capital Minds

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump’s bold executive order on drug pricing isn’t just policy—it’s a revolution in healthcare affordability. The plan is simple yet transformative: ensure Americans pay no more for medications than citizens of other wealthy nations. Consider this stark reality: a GLP-1 drug costing $88 in London commands $1,000 in the United States. Even after manufacturer discounts to insurers, Ameri…

HHS SEC ROBERT F KENNEDY JR: American patients pay more so others can pay less — that stops now – Democratic Accent

President Donald Trump’s bold executive order on drug pricing isn’t just policy—it’s a revolution in healthcare affordability. The plan is simple yet transformative: ensure Americans pay no more for medications than citizens of other wealthy nations. Consider this stark reality: a GLP-1 drug costing $88 in London commands $1,000 in the United States. Even after manufacturer discounts to insurers, Americans still pay over $400—for the identical m…