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New Year Means New, Higher Prices on Over 250 Medicines

New Year Means New, Higher Prices on Over 250 Medicines

The U.S. already has the world’s highest prescription drug prices, and these annual increases will push up costs for COVID and cancer treatment, among many medications.

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