prescription drugs

Technically, state and federal laws don't allow AI programs to handle prescriptions. But Utah officials waived those requirements, and the federal Food and Drug Administration has signaled it doesn't plan to intervene.

The Utah Medical Licensing Board has “major concerns” and worries Utahns could potentially be harmed. But the Department of Commerce stood by the pilot program.

The GOP senator says the act will lead to medication shortages and hurt research and development.

During the interim session, the Health and Human Health Services committee heard from insurance companies, health organizations and some drug companies about best practices for reducing drug prices.

State lawmakers are considering a number of plans to reduce prescription drug costs this session, including a bill that would cap insulin copays and…

When Stephanie Arceneaux and Raune Palmer met for the first time, it was to trade prescription drugs. The two live more than 80 miles apart, but connected…

A new Lehi-based pharmaceutical company that has pledged to reduce prices and prevent shortages of critically important hospital drugs announced plans…

Lawmakers ran out of time in a legislative committee on Thursday while discussing a controversial bill to import cheaper prescription drugs from Canada to…

Tomorrow is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. The event, which is organized by the Drug Enforcement Administration, has both public health and…

A bill coming up for debate would make Utah the first state in the nation to allow residents to buy prescription drugs from Canada for less than they cost…

Intermountain Healthcare is getting into the drug-making business. That announcement came from representatives today who said they’ll partner with four…

An underused database to track prescription opioid abuse has been updated and streamlined for doctors in Utah.The Controlled Substance Database tracks the…