Regeneron reaches deal with U.S. government to lower medication costs for American patients. The agreement includes offering a new gene treatment at no charge and matching future U.S. drug prices with global levels.
Regeneron has reached an agreement with the U.S. government to lower medication costs for American patients, including offering a new gene treatment for free and aligning future U.S. drug prices with global levels.
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Regeneron has reached an agreement with the U.S. government to lower medication costs for American patients, including offering a new gene treatment for free and aligning future U.S. drug prices with global levels.
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