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Johnson & Johnson announced it will offer three drugs through the TrumpRx program. The move includes Xarelto, Invokana and metformin, aimed at expanding discounted drug access. Seekingalpha.com reported the development as part of broader efforts to improve medication affordability.
benzinga.comCom reported. The pharmaceutical company plans to distribute the blood thinner Xarelto through the program, which focuses on providing lower-cost medications to eligible patients. Johnson & Johnson will also sell the diabetes drug Invokana via TrumpRx, adding to the initiative's offerings for chronic condition treatments.
Additionally, the company will provide metformin, another diabetes medication, through TrumpRx, further broadening access to discounted drugs for those in need.
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cnet.comThe government website named for President Trump offers discounts on fewer than 12 percent of the more than 800 brand-name drugs marketed by participating firms. Some major revenue-generating medicines remain unavailable while generics frequently cost less elsewhere.
The Japan TimesPoland, Germany and the Czech Republic recorded sharp drops in reported methane emissions from lignite mines last year. Experts attribute the figures to new site-specific measurement methods that lack published guidelines.
e360.yale.eduResearchers have identified Colobus congoensis, known locally as likweli, through morphological and genetic analysis of specimens from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The primate is the fifth new African monkey species documented in 75 years and occupies a limited range in…