Pharmacy benefit managers defended their roles in a Congressional hearing amid accusations of promoting expensive treatments. Executives claimed their models save money, while a report highlighted anti-competitive practices and high drug prices.
US pharmaceutical industry intermediaries defend their role
Original Article by Amina Niasse & Bhanvi Satija | Reuters | 23 July 2024
Pharmacy benefit managers defended their roles in a Congressional hearing amid accusations of promoting expensive treatments. Executives claimed their models save money, while a report highlighted anti-competitive practices and high drug prices.
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