Published Feb 10, 2020
There's A Plan To Drive Down Global Insulin Prices. Will It Work?
Maddie Sofia and Emily Kwong explore the urgent global diabetes crisis, examining the World Health Organization's ambitious plan to lower insulin prices by certifying new producers. They delve into the monopolistic market dynamics that drive current high costs and assess whether increased competition and supply could revolutionize insulin accessibility for low-income countries.

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