Pfizer CEO Agrees to Lower Drug Prices for Medicaid
Source: Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla agrees to lower prescription drug prices for Medicaid in deal with president, participate in TrumpRx (2025-09-30)
Albert Bourla, the CEO of Pfizer, has agreed to reduce prescription drug prices for Medicaid as part of a deal with the president. This move aims to make medications more affordable for Medicaid recipients and improve access to essential drugs. In addition to the price reduction, Pfizer will participate in TrumpRx, a program focused on lowering drug costs. The agreement marks a significant step toward addressing high medication prices and increasing transparency in the pharmaceutical industry.
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