When you’re shopping for everyday household items, it’s easy to gravitate toward big-name expensive brands. They’re familiar, often well-advertised, and seem like a safer choice. However, opting for ...

GoodRx reports that in 2025, novel drug and biosimilar approvals lag slightly behind last year, while first generic approvals ...

Generic fluticasone-salmeterol demonstrated similar safety and effectiveness as the brand-name version among patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, according to researchers.The FDA ...

“A majority of consumers tell us that brand-name products taste better. And even when generics are 15% cheaper, a majority choose the brand-name product. But if generics are 30% cheaper, a majority of ...

Walk into an Aldi, Trader Joe’s, or even Whole Foods, and chances are the shelves will be stocked with house brand names — generic products that grocery stores sell under their own private label.

If grocery-store products used to be unremarkable, undesirable, inferior—the thing you bought because it was cheap and available—they have, over the past decade or so, become a draw.