340B Fight: Lilly ‘Disagrees’ With HHS Advisory Stating Discounts To Contract Pharmacies Are Required
Executive Summary
Lilly will not change its 340B discount restrictions in light of the advisory, which was released after HHS was sued by hospitals and other groups seeking a regulatory response against pharma actions.
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