Leukemia and Lymphoma Society published a study on capping cost-sharing for prescription drugs

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A new study found that capping the cost-sharing for prescription drugs on individual policies in the health insurance marketplace would reduce patients’ annual out-of-pocket healthcare spending, and have a small effect on insurance premiums while allowing insurers to remain compliant with the law.

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