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States seek to lower drug prices by targeting the companies that manage them for health plans

States are taking on pharmacy benefit managers to tackle rising medication costs. These companies, which control drug pricing and own pharmacies, are facing new regulations. As major corporations like CVS fight back, the impact on small pha...

AP News· Jun 27, 2026 · 1:17 PM · 20 views

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States are taking on pharmacy benefit managers to tackle rising medication costs. These companies, which control drug pricing and own pharmacies, are facing new regulations. As major corporations like CVS fight back, the impact on small pharmacies and consumers is at the forefront. #HealthCare #DrugPrices #Pharmacy #CVS #Regulations

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