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Dozens of states tackle high prescription drug costs

States have passed nearly 70 laws to lower prescription drug costs due to limited federal action, focusing on pharmacy benefit managers and transparency standards.
States have enacted nearly 70 laws this year to reduce prescription drug costs, primarily targeting pharmacy benefit managers, according to the National Academy for State Health Policy.
California's Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation to cap insulin prices at $35 for state-regulated health plans.
Colorado capped the price of Enbrel for all consumers, reducing costs significantly for patients, following a lawsuit from Amgen against the state's drug affordability board.

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