PhRMA Sues To Block HHS Drug Importation Rule Citing Security, Safety, First Amendment Concerns
Executive Summary
Complaint lists host of problems with implementation of the rule that allows states to sponsor programs to import certain prescription drugs from Canada; at least six states have enacted legislation to sponsor these programs.
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