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Part D Price Negotiation Provision In House Reform Bill Missing Its Teeth?

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The House health care reform bill passed by the Energy and Commerce Committee directs HHS to negotiate drug prices directly with manufacturers for the Medicare Part D program, but it does not authorize HHS to establish a national formulary

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