A federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled against a lawsuit filed by representatives of the pharmaceutical industry challenging the federal Medicare drug price negotiation program, finding that drugmakers are not entitled to sell their products to Medicare at a price they would prefer. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit affirmed a prior…
Federal court rejects PhRMA challenge to Medicare drug price negotiation
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