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2011 News Releases

News Releases - 2011

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46 Pharmacists Offer Cost-Cutting Recommendations to Congressional Deficit "Super" Committee September 8, 2011
47 NACDS and NCPA Applaud Federal Trade Commission's "Second Request" to Investigate Proposed Express Scripts-Medco Merger September 2, 2011
48 NCPA Opposes Florida's Medicaid Waiver Request to Implement Unproven Pilot Program Statewide August 29, 2011
49 NCPA: Illinois Proposed Cuts to Medicaid Pharmacy Reimbursement Endanger Patient Access to Vital Services August 22, 2011
50 NCPA Launches 'Simplify My Meds' Program to Help Tackle America's Medication Adherence Problem August 22, 2011
51 NACDS, NCPA Urge Protecting Patient Choice of Pharmacy Amid Studies on Medication Adherence August 18, 2011
52 Pharmacists Urge Feds to Support Pharmacy Choice, Transparency for Health Insurance Exchanges August 8, 2011
53 Pharmacy Groups File Brief in U.S. Supreme Court on Right of Pharmacies to Challenge Medicaid Cuts August 5, 2011
54 NACDS and NCPA Express Formal Opposition to the Express Scripts, Inc. and Medco Health Solution, Inc. Merger in Letter to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission August 4, 2011
55 New Survey Reveals Pharmacists are Increasingly Struggling to Care for Patients Amid Predatory Audits, Unfair Reimbursement Practices August 3, 2011
56 NCPA Announces Finalists for 2011 Good Neighbor Pharmacy NCPA Pruitt-Schutte Student Business Plan Competition August 2, 2011
57 Pharmacists Urge Federal Medicaid Officials to Reject Oregon Proposal to Further Reduce Pharmacy Reimbursement July 22, 2011
58 NCPA, NACDS Issue Joint Statement to Oppose Express Scripts, Medco Deal: "Too Big To Play Fair" July 21, 2011
59 Pharmacists: Proposed Express Scripts-Medco Merger Would Reduce Competition and Raise Health Care Costs July 21, 2011
60 NCPA Endorses Bipartisan Bill to Restore Tax-Preferred Status for Over-the-Counter Products Purchased Through Flexible Spending Accounts July 14, 2011

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