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AARP worried Congress will roll back Medicare drug changes

By Robert King
Published August 9, 2018 4:28pm ET
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AARP worried Congress will roll back Medicare drug changes
The AARP is warning lawmakers not to roll back a change to Medicare that forces drug companies to pay more for seniors’ drug costs. The senior citizen lobbying group issued a warning Wednesday to lawmakers who are seeking to revisit a decision Congress made in March to force drugmakers to offer a stiffer discount for […]

The AARP is warning lawmakers not to roll back a change to Medicare that forces drug companies to pay more for seniors’ drug costs.

The senior citizen lobbying group issued a warning Wednesday to lawmakers who are seeking to revisit a decision Congress made in March to force drugmakers to offer a stiffer discount for some Medicare seniors. More than 200 Republican and Democratic representatives have indicated they’re open to undoing the reform.

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