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Taxpayers Were Overcharged for Patient Meds. Then Came the Lawyers.

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Shalina Chatlani examined the health care system in Mississippi as a part of The Times’s Local Investigations Fellowship. In 2018, when Mike DeWine was Ohio’s attorney general, he began investigating an obscure corner of the health care industry. He believed that insurers were inflating prescription drug prices through management companies that operated as middlemen in the drug supply chain. There were concerns that these companies, known as pha…

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Alaska Beacon

Taxpayers were overcharged for patient meds. Then came the lawyers. • Alaska Beacon

Centene Corporation headquarters is in Clayton, Missouri. (Photo by Jeff Roberson/Associated Press)In 2018, when Mike DeWine was Ohio’s attorney general, he began investigating an obscure corner of the health care industry. He believed that insurers were inflating prescription drug prices through management companies that operated as middlemen in the drug supply chain. There were concerns that these companies, known as pharmacy benefit managers,…

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Mississippi Today

Taxpayers Were Overcharged for Patient Meds. Then Came the Lawyers.

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Minnesota Reformer

Taxpayers were overcharged for patient meds. Then came the lawyers. • Minnesota Reformer

Centene Corporation headquarters in Clayton, Missouri. Photo by Jeff Roberson/Associated Press. .singleRepublisherRow {display:none;} Shalina Chatlani examined the health care system in Mississippi as a part of The Times’s Local Investigations Fellowship. This story cannot be republished. In 2018, when Mike DeWine was Ohio’s attorney general, he began investigating an obscure corner of the health care industry. He believed that insurers were …

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Taxpayers were overcharged for patient meds. Then came the lawyers

In 2018, when Mike DeWine was Ohio’s attorney general, he began investigating an obscure corner of the health care industry. He believed that insurers were inflating prescription drug prices through

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