Generic Drugs Should Be Cheap, but Insurers Are Charging Thousands of Dollars for Them

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Sep 11, 2023
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The cancer drug Gleevec went generic in 2016 and can be bought today for as little as $55 a month. But many patients’ insurance plans are paying more than 100 times that.

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Generic Drugs Should Be Cheap, but Insurers Are Charging Thousands of Dollars for Them

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