Dispensed: Insurers will now cover a $2.1 million drug for kids, the pharma industry's AI ambitions, and a caravan to Canada in search of cheaper insulin

Hello, Welcome to Dispensed, Business Insider's weekly healthcare newsletter, and happy August! I hope everyone's taking the month to do some much-deserved relaxing. It felt like a politics-heavy week for us here on the BI healthcare desk. For starters, we spent our week running around covering some of the proposed rules coming out of the Trump administration , as well as following along with the M&A news of the week with Mylan combining with Pfizer's generics business.

Hello, Welcome to Dispensed, Business Insider's weekly healthcare newsletter, and happy August! I hope everyone's taking the month to do some much-deserved relaxing. It felt like a politics-heavy week for us here on the BI healthcare desk. For starters, we spent our week running around covering some of the proposed rules coming out of the Trump administration , as well as following along with the M&A news of the week with Mylan combining with Pfizer's generics business.

So...instead of getting corporate America out of the business of delivering the people's health...the U.S. government stole a tactic used by Mexicans to enter America. Y'all can cross the border to get that insulin...but you will pay $3,000 for a shot in your own homeland! Sad!

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