HRSA Defines "Orphan Drug" For 340B; Purchasing Prohibition Applies Only To Use In Rare Diseases
• By The Pink Sheet Daily
Manufacturers and safety net providers have been uncertain on how to interpret the Affordable Care Act's provision excluding orphan drugs from 340B discounts to newly eligible types of facilities.
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