Advocates for lower drug prices say a federal lawsuit filed this month against St Louis-based Express Scripts and two other companies could result in more affordable medicine for patients. The Federal ...

Express Scripts Holding, a pharmacy benefit manager that negotiates drug prices for many health plans, will launch a formulary with lower list price drugs in an effort to reduce reliance on rebates ...

Express Scripts — the largest pharmacy benefit manager in the U.S. — released its 2016 Drug Trend Report showing prescription drug spending slowed for its members last year. Here are four findings ...

Express Scripts ClearNetworkSM offers employers and health plans a new option for simple, "cost-plus" pharmacy pricing for brand, generic, and specialty medications. "We are constantly innovating to ...

(Reuters) - Express Scripts Holding Co, the largest U.S. pharmacy benefit manager, on Friday said it will remove 25 products from its 2015 list of preferred drugs, including anemia treatments Epogen ...

(Reuters) - The largest U.S. pharmacy benefit manager said on Monday it has lined up a cheaper price for AbbVie Inc's newly approved hepatitis C treatment and, in most cases, will no longer cover ...

Nation’s largest Pharmacy Benefits Manager accused of gaming its drug formulary and withholding billions in rebates from PBM customers. Today, Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann LLP (BLB&G) ...

The Federal Trade Commission has reached a landmark settlement with Express Scripts, one of the nation’s largest pharmacy benefit managers, requiring sweeping changes aimed at lowering insulin costs ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) may be nearing settlements with the remaining two pharmacy benefit managers involved in a lawsuit over insulin pricing. | The Federal Trade Commission may be nearing ...

Drugmakers including Purdue Pharma paid pharmacy benefit managers not to restrict painkiller prescriptions, a New York Times investigation found. By Chris Hamby New legislation would force ...

Reforming the prescription system could lead to major savings for patients, with one report putting the number as high as $100 billion annually.