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Pharmacies Concerned Part D Donut Hole Discounts Could Add To Costs

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While the National Community Pharmacists Association welcomes provisions in the health care reform law to close the Medicare Part D coverage gap in principle, the group is wary of the potential for the system to add new costs for independent community pharmacists

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