Lilly’s 340B Contract Pharmacy Ban Has Crept Into In-House Pharmacies

In Federal, Pharma Industry, RegulatorySeptember 11, 202042 Views

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We’re pleased to include in today’s issue sponsored content from 340B Report sponsor SPARx, a division of Comprehensive Pharmacy Services. I encourage you check out the video below featuring SPARx Senior Vice President Michael Heinrichs, describing recent activity surrounding specialty medications.

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Lilly’s 340B Contract Pharmacy Ban Has Crept Into In-House Pharmacies

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