White House announces executive order establishing ‘most favored nation’ drug pricing

The White House May 12 released an executive order to reduce prescription drug costs by allowing consumers to make direct purchases from drug manufacturers at “most favored nation” pricing, the lowest cost paid for the same medications in other countries. The order directs the Secretary of Health and Human Services to propose rules that impose most favored nation pricing and take other measures to reduce prescription drug costs.
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