The CEOs of an Indiana-based community health center and a primary care association recently wrote an op-ed that called for [...] …
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GlaxoSmithKline owes refunds to 340B providers, according to a notice posted on the Health Resources and Services Administration’s Office of [...] …
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A recent ruling by a federal district judge in South Carolina potentially could expand 340B-eligible prescriptions, say some provider advisers. [...] …
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Hospital advocates praised the recent Medicare final rule implementing a $9 billion lump sum payment to 340B hospitals but worried [...] …
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Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly this week announced it would reinstate tighter 340B contract pharmacy restrictions for all covered entity types. [...] …
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A federal district judge in Illinois has dismissed a Chicago hospital’s apparently successful lawsuit challenging its termination from the 340B [...] …
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A group of Senate Republicans recently urged federal regulators to withdraw a plan to change the definition of a drug’s [...] …
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An influential drug industry trade group recently urged a federal judge to rule on its suit against Louisiana’s 340B contract [...] …
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The Arkansas Insurance Department (AID) recently asked a federal district judge to dismiss Novo Nordisk’s lawsuit that challenges Arkansas’ state [...] …