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Medicare Price Inflation Rebates Levied On 27 Part B Drugs In First Round; Pfizer Tops The List

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Biden Administration releases first list of Part B drugs subject to inflation rebates; others to follow on quarterly basis. Medicare won’t invoice sponsors until 2025, but patients could see coinsurance reductions next month.

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