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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey told Eli Lilly to stop requiring hospitals to provide claims data to receive discounted medicines through the federal 340B program, according to STAT. The report describes the move as part of state resistance to drugmakers' conditions on hospital discounts.
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The dispute could affect Missouri hospitals seeking discounted medicines and the data they must provide to obtain them. The articles do not establish whether Lilly changed its requirements or describe effects on patients or drug prices.