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HEALTH POLICY & CARE • UNITED STATES

Administration delays rule affecting access to cheaper imported medicines

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The Trump administration delayed a rule that could complicate Americans’ access to lower-cost medicines imported from Canada and other countries until after the midterm elections, according to KFF Health News. The article does not say when the rule will take effect after that delay.

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Why it matters

The rule could affect Americans who seek lower-cost medicines from abroad. The supplied report does not specify which medicines or how many people could be affected.