U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee staff members reportedly have decided to exclude 340B issues from a bipartisan drug policy bill they are writing behind the scenes in order to preserve the bill’s odds of being passed next week.
News organization Politico reported Friday that HELP committee Democratic and GOP staff are drafting a bill to address complaints about pharmacy benefit managers and increase access to generic versions of medicines. The committee plans to mark up and vote on the bill on April 19, Politico said.
U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee staff members reportedly have decided to exclude 340B issues from a bipartisan drug policy bill they are writing behind the scenes in order to preserve the bill’s odds of being passed next […]
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