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Senate Dems move to force detailed disclosure of Trump’s pharma deals

A photo of a poster listing the Trump administration's proposals to lower drug prices.
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The legislation would require the Trump administration to reveal the deals it cut with pharma companies to assess whether they deliver real savings or not.

Senate Democrats have unveiled legislation that would require the Trump administration to disclose the terms of what they call “sweetheart” deals signed with more than a dozen of the largest pharmaceutical companies.

Introduced by Sen. Ron Wyden, the ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee, and 17 additional Democratic senators, the

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