Drug rebates paid between pharmaceutical companies and pharmacy benefit managers enjoy safe harbor status under federal kickback law, leaving them immune from legal scrutiny. But that could change, FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottlieb suggested yesterday at the FDA Law Institute’s annual meeting.
The commissioner reportedly hinted that reinterpreting the law could help lower drug prices.
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