
News|Articles|April 7, 2008
New report urges DOD to shift away from retail pharmacies to curb costs
A Government Accountability Office report urges the Department of Defense to make more use of mail order to slow its drug spending.
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The feds are concerned about how much money the Department of Defense (DOD) is spending on medications, especially at retail pharmacies. A new Government Accountability Office report projects that DOD drug spending will reach $15 billion by 2015-a rate that it said is unsustainable. The
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