Emily Olsen / healthcaredive - The tentative deal comes months after CVS Health reached a proposed settlement in the lawsuit alleging major pharmacy benefit managers are inflating insulin costs.
AI Summary: UnitedHealth/Optum Rx reached a proposed settlement with the FTC over alleged anti-competitive insulin rebate and pricing practices, including terms to resolve claims that rebates harmed competition and patients. The agreement would curb disputed pharmacy benefit manager conduct and could reshape how insulin discounts are negotiated and passed through to consumers.
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