House Vs. Senate Drug Pricing Bills: A Snapshot Of Differences

Senate and House will likely have to reconcile differences on drug pricing legislation as Senate HELP Committee seeks public comment on a discussion draft.

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The Senate and the House have put forward different versions of drug pricing proposals.

The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions issued bipartisan discussion draft legislation 23 May aimed at reducing drug prices, and it's clear that the upper chamber will some differences to reconcile with the House, which has already passed a series of piecemeal bills of its own.

While the HELP Committee discussion draft has some similarities to House-passed bills, it also includes of series of provisions that...

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