EpiPen price hikes spark political fury and debate
In New Jersey and across the United States, Mylan raised EpiPen prices repeatedly, pushing a two-pack to over 600 dollars. With a near monopoly on epinephrine injectors, the company faces widespread criticism from patients and lawmakers as costs strain families and schools. The article notes alternative products like Adrenaclick and Auvi-Q, limited competition, and ongoing political scrutiny into drug pricing.
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