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The move could save taxpayers between $113 and $165 million per year, regulators say Karl
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Action will save government agencies $5.8 M annually and sets stage for far more sweeping
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April 13, 2026 The Maryland Health Care for All! Coalition commends Maryland’s Prescription
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First presentation is to Baltimore City Council January 12th at 12:00PM. On Monday, January
December 29, 2025• In the News
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Jardiance, Farxiga are the first drugs to complete PDAB’s cost review process, clearing the way
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