STAT+: Justice Department backs AbbVie in its bid to overturn a Colorado law guiding a drug discount program

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The Department of Justice supports AbbVie in its legal challenge against a Colorado law that restricts drug companies from imposing limitations on a federal discount program for low-income patients. This backing highlights ongoing tensions between pharmaceutical companies and state regulations over access to discounted drugs, crucial for content creators covering healthcare policy and pharmaceutical industry dynamics.

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