Trump announces a deal with a manufacturer to make a common fertility drug cheaper for IVF patients
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Drugmaker EMD Serono has agreed to lower the cost of a common fertility medication through a deal with the Trump administration. President Donald Trump announced this on Thursday, along with new federal guidance encouraging employers to offer fertility coverage.
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Drugmaker EMD Serono has agreed to lower the cost of a common fertility medication through a deal with the Trump administration. President Donald Trump announced this on Thursday, along with new federal guidance encouraging employers to offer fertility coverage.
President Donald Trump announced a partnership with EMD Serono to reduce IVF drug costs by up to 79% for American families struggling with infertility.
President Donald Trump announced a deal with the maker of a common IVF drug, which pledged to sell its fertility medications at a discount through the direct-to-consumer TrumpRx website.
President Trump unveiled new steps Thursday that he said would dramatically reduce the cost of fertility treatments and in vitro fertilization (IVF) — saying it would mean "many more beautiful American children."
Women seeking fertility treatment are getting financial relief after the Trump administration reached a deal with pharmaceutical company EMD Serono to lower the cost of a common fertility medication.
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President Trump says his administration will "dramatically slash the cost of IVF" by negotiating lower drug prices, though the move falls short of his pledge to have IVF fully covered by insurance or the government.
New federal guidance will allow companies to offer fertility benefits separate from major medical insurance plans, like they do with dental and vision.
