Breaking: Novo Nordisk, a large insulin maker, plans to cut the prices of its widely used products up to 75% to make them more affordable for patients. This follows a similar move by Eli Lilly.
The insulin maker is the latest to plan sharp price cuts for the diabetes treatments to make them more affordable
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the state will begin making its own insulin to help lower the cost of the diabetes medication. WSJ explains how insulin got so expensive in the U.S. and explores whether a policy initiative like California’s could succeed in driving down costs. Photo Illustration: Ryan TrefesNovo Nordisk A/S is set to cut the U.S.
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