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A new lawsuit by the City of Boston alleges that several pharmacy benefit managers collaborated with opioid manufacturers.

The bill would establish stronger requirements for pharmacy benefit managers.

Stacy Sanders will be tasked with supporting competition that can help lower healthcare and prescription drug costs and will coordinate with the FTC and DOJ to address anticompetitive healthcare technology data practices.

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Falls Church, Va. ― The U.S. Defense Health Agency announced Tricare Health Plan beneficiaries residing in New London County may receive emergency prescription refills through Jan. 24 due to recent fl...

We're making our first Bullpen update of 2024.

NCPA cheers cheered a class action lawsuit filed yesterday against Express Scripts, alleging that the massive PBM one of the colluded with several smaller PBMs to rig reimbursement rates and shake down pharmacies for higher fees.

The proposed class action lawsuit alleges the pharmacy benefit manager worked with rival PBMs to exert its influence in the market and fix reimbursement rates and fees.

“I don’t see how you can fill negative-margin scripts forever and stay in business,” one pharmacist said of the reimbursements.

The Defense Health Agency announced that TRICARE beneficiaries in 11 New Jersey counties may be eligible now through Jan. 16, 2024.