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HEALTH POLICY & CARE • UNITED STATES

New rule will require pharmacy-benefit managers to disclose payment details

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A new Labor Department regulation will require pharmacy-benefit managers to share information about how they are paid with employers, according to The Wall Street Journal. The supplied report does not give the rule’s effective date or specify what information must be disclosed.

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The requirement directly affects employers and pharmacy-benefit managers, which handle prescription-drug benefits. The article does not describe expected effects on drug prices or patients’ costs.