Senate Drug Pricing Bill: Even Worse Than The House Version
Executive Summary
US Senate’s updated version of drug pricing legislation is even worse for industry when it comes to the proposed price ‘negotiation’ authority, a Congressional Budget Office analysis indicates. The big numbers facing the industry just keep getting bigger.
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