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The House of Representatives by a unanimous vote July 7 approved a measure that would stop pharmacy benefit managers from imposing “gag clauses” on pharmacists, which may prevent them from recommending less expensive alternative prescription drugs.
July 10, 2020 at 01:00 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The House of Representatives by a unanimous vote July 7 approved a measure that would stop pharmacy benefit managers from imposing “gag clauses” on pharmacists, which may prevent them from recommending less expensive alternative prescription drugs.
House Bill 943 now goes to the governor’s desk for signature.
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