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Fate Of OTCs In Health Savings Accounts Rests In Capitol Hill Negotiations

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

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Congress' work to reconcile its two health care reform bills includes deciding whether OTC drugs - when prescribed by doctors - are eligible for reimbursement from health savings or flexible spending accounts

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