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Genetic Testing, But No Drugs, On Revised List Of Potential Medicare NCD Topics

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CMS includes genetic testing on its updated list of potential topics for Medicare national coverage determinations, released Nov. 27. But no biopharmaceuticals are on the list this time around.

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