As a result, prices are going up for these specialized “orphan drugs,” some of which are also used to treat more common conditions."
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Orphan Drug Discounts Ended for Children’s Hospitals - NYTimes.com
Orphan Drug Discounts Ended for Children’s Hospitals - NYTimes.com: "WASHINGTON — In an unintended consequence of the new health care law, drug companies have begun notifying children’s hospitals around the country that they no longer qualify for large discounts on drugs used to treat rare medical conditions.
As a result, prices are going up for these specialized “orphan drugs,” some of which are also used to treat more common conditions."
See original work for more on this and other stories.
As a result, prices are going up for these specialized “orphan drugs,” some of which are also used to treat more common conditions."
See original work for more on this and other stories.
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