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Top Story at Let’sTalkRX - The CalRx initiative moves the state of California into the pharmaceutical marketplace as a manufacturer and competitor - ushering in a dramatic decrease in the price of insulin.
More from Let’sTalkRX - Newsom also seeks to improve some Californians access to GLP-1s and (over time) how much they’ll pay for them.
Popular at Let’sTalkRX - Including a look at President Trump’s recent pardons that many find controversial.
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Gavin Newsom and California’s Bold Move to Lower Price of Insulin by Manufacturing It
For years, insulin has symbolized everything broken about prescription drug pricing in America. A medication first developed more than a century ago has somehow become almost unaffordable for many families—often exceeding $300 per vial, even for patients who depend on it daily. California Governor Gavin Newsom has publicly called this “a moral failure,” and in 2025, his administration took one of the boldest steps any state has attempted to cut insulin costs for good.
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By Limiting Access to GLP-1s for Some CA Hopes to Increase Access for Others
California Governor Gavin Newsom has stepped directly into one of the biggest healthcare debates of the decade: the soaring cost and growing demand for GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound. These drugs—once niche treatments for type 2 diabetes—are now blockbusters due to their effectiveness for weight management. Their high price tags, however, have put pressure on state budgets, insurance systems, and families trying to access them.
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A Harder Look at the President’s Recent Flurry of Controversial Pardons and Clemencies
Donald Trump’s pardons have consistently drawn criticism for bypassing traditional Justice Department review and favoring political allies, family members, and individuals with personal or financial connections. While presidential clemency is legally permitted, many observers argue that Trump’s pardons often blurred the line between justice and personal loyalty, raising serious questions about accountability and the precedent set for future leaders.
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Major Shredded Cheese Recall Impacts Consumers Across 31 States, What Happened?
A major shredded cheese recall is affecting consumers across 31 states after the FDA confirmed the presence of metal fragments in certain products. The recall, which involves more than 260,000 items, has sparked concern among shoppers, restaurants, and families.
Understanding which products are affected, the potential risks, and how to stay safe is essential for everyone who enjoys shredded cheese in their favorite dishes.
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Your Achy Knees Aren’t Predicting the Weather, but they are Responding to Colder Temperatures
Winter is cozy — until your joints start aching. Many people notice their knees, elbows, and other joints feel stiffer or more painful when temperatures drop. If you’ve ever experienced cold weather joint pain, you’re not alone. Researchers may not have all the answers, but they’ve uncovered several factors that could explain why winter brings extra aches — and ways to ease discomfort.
