Brand-name drugs already cost three to four times more in the U.S. than in other developed countries.
Breakdown
- The Trump administration is considering tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, potentially increasing costs by up to 250 percent.
- Experts warn that tariffs could worsen drug affordability and lead to shortages, especially for cancer patients. 18s
- Brand name drugs in the US already cost significantly more than in other developed countries. 1m 1s
- The administration aims to lower drug costs by encouraging domestic manufacturing, but experts suggest alternatives like tax incentives or grants. 1m 17s
- There are concerns that tariffs could discourage investment in drug development due to market uncertainty. 1m 53s