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Generic Brand-Specified Prescriptions Not Permitting Substitution Decline to 15.9%: FY2015 Survey
The percentage of prescriptions that designated generics by brands and did not permit substitution to another brand fell to 15.9% in FY2015, down sharply from 44.8% in FY2014, according to the preliminary results of a survey reported at the Central…
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