Joshua Cohen

High level resignations in protest against the push to allow sales of fruit-flavored vapes suggest a break in policy between the first and second Trump administrations.

While PBM reforms that passed earlier this year will spur further changes in the way business is conducted, it’s anti-trust legislation that could have the most impact.

Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is overhauling the United States Preventive Services Task Force.

Inclusion of weight loss drugs on insurer formularies is a meaningful step towards expanding access. But having a product listed doesn’t necessarily mean it’s covered.

The death rate in the group treated with daraxonrasib was 60% lower than those on chemotherapy. This is hailed as a major advance against metastatic pancreatic cancer.

Forecasts remain central to healthcare policy evaluation. And so, their accuracy is particularly important in relation to possible expansion of GLP-1 coverage.

While the most favored nation initiatives have bold aims to lower the cost of drugs, the impact is limited, and in some instances unclear, a case of style over substance.

FIFA's mandatory World Cup hydration breaks are designed to protect players—but they also create valuable new advertising opportunities for broadcasters.

though MAHA’s food agenda still features prominently, in practice achieving its goals is being made increasingly difficult by a number of Trump administration policies.

Millions of Americans are using unapproved peptides promoted by wellness influencers and celebrity podcasters, raising questions about who people trust for health advice.