First-of-their-kind lawsuits filed in five states accuse the defendants of conspiring, racketeering and creating a public nuisance.

Manufacturers argue that market competition is enough to keep drug prices under control, but many drugs have no competitors.

"You'll likely have individuals that are younger and healthier not participating in that market, and consequently that drives up the costs for other folks within that market," Price said.

"It's a game changer," said Steven Miller, chief medical officer of Express Scripts.

Community groups, hospitals, government agencies and nonprofits are doing more to support at least some of an estimated 42 million primary caregivers.

Providing new mothers with a welcoming office environment is not only a win for mom and baby, it's also a big win for employers.

Intel is working with health companies to use blockchain technology to better trace drugs and potentially stem the opioid epidemic.

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