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A New York bill may harm cancer care access by expanding hospital profits in the 340B program, raising costs and reducing choices for patients.
A proposed New York bill, S1913, could worsen cancer care access by limiting oversight of the 340B drug program, allowing large hospitals to inflate drug prices four to five times their cost while excluding community oncology practices.
This undermines the program’s original goal of aiding low-income patients, increases costs for public plans by an estimated $89 million annually, and fuels hospital consolidation, reducing patient choices and raising copays, especially in rural and underserved areas.
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Un proyecto de ley de Nueva York puede dañar el acceso a la atención del cáncer mediante la expansión de las ganancias del hospital en el programa 340B, aumentando los costos y reduciendo las opciones para los pacientes.