A Deal on Drug Prices Undone by White House Insistence on ‘Trump Cards’ – The New York Times

A Deal on Drug Prices Undone by White House Insistence on ‘Trump Cards’ - The New York Times 2The White House and the pharmaceutical industry were nearing a major deal to lower drug prices. Then the administration demanded that $100 cash cards be sent to millions of seniors before the election — and the industry balked.

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