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One-fifth of cancer drugs initially denied coverage by Medicare Part D insurance plans ultimately received approval from independent reviewers after second-level appeal, according to study results.“This suggests that Part D plans may be making decisions that deny people with cancer access to potentially clinically appropriate medications,” lead author Youngmin Kwon, PhD, a
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