But nevertheless, I don't think it is fair to try to push the blame off particularly onto the PBMs. It is the pharmaceutical companies.
John Sarbanes: “But nevertheless, I don't think it is fair to try to push the blame off particularly onto the PBMs. It is the…”
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Sarbanes asserts that pharmaceutical companies, not PBMs, should be held accountable for drug price increases.
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