Medicare Drug Costs
- Charlie Neibergall
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Retired public school teacher Gail Orcutt, of Altoona, Iowa, holds some of the prescription drugs she takes, Friday, Feb. 15, 2019, in Altoona, Iowa. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
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The Drug Enforcement Administration is sponsoring the 27th nationwide prescription drug take back initiative April 26.
President Donald Trumpās deals with drugmakers requiring many of their U.S. prescription prices to drop could save the economy $529 billion over the next decade. That's according to the first analysis from the White House Council of Economic Advisers of what's known as the āmost favored nationā policy. Democrats have said they want more details about the agreements made between drugmakers and the government. Trump says his prescription drug pricing plan is critical for Republicans in the November midterm elections, which will decide majorities in the House and Senate. The new analysis, obtained by The Associated Press, comes as voters express concern about higher energy prices tied to the Iran war.
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