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STAT+: Exemption of rare disease therapies in drug-pricing pilots would wipe out huge savings, analysis finds

STAT+: Exemption of rare disease therapies in drug-pricing pilots would wipe out huge savings, analysis findsWorldPing

Excluding rare disease therapies from a Medicare pilot program to lower drug prices would wipe out much of the savings from retail drugs, according to new research.

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