Arkansas’s unique 340B contract pharmacy law is about drug delivery, not drug pricing, and thus does not conflict with the federal 340B statute, Arkansas state officials and 340B providers said recently in the latest volley in the drug industry’s federal case against the law.
“All of the available evidence shows that Act 1103 governs drug distribution, not drug pricing,” Community Health Centers of Arkansas (CHCA) and a number of Arkansas 340B hospitals said in brief filed Nov. 4 in federal district court in Little Rock.
Arkansas’s unique 340B contract pharmacy law is about drug delivery, not drug pricing, and thus does not conflict with the federal 340B statute, Arkansas state officials and 340B providers said recently in the latest volley in the drug industry’s federal case against the law.
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