Medicare pilot aims for $2 generic drugs
US releases preliminary list of $2 generic drugs for Medicare recipients
The U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services released on Wednesday a preliminary list of 101 generic drugs that would be available for no more than $2 for a month's supply to those enrolled in the government's Medicare program.
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The U.S. government plans to release a preliminary list of 101 generic drugs, available for no more than $2, to Medicare recipients. The initiative, expected to start in January 2027, aims to make ...
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