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|Articles|April 3, 2006
Part D hits patient assistance programs
Pharmacists, patient advocacy groups, and drugmakers are trying to revive the latest unintended victim of Medicare Part D?patient assistance programs, or PAPs. Most manufacturers are cutting back on free or discounted pharmaceuticals distributed under PAPs because of potential conflicts with antikickback laws.
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