Medicare prescription drug negotiation plan advanced by U.S. Senate Democrats
A pharmacist retrieves medication in Miami. (Photo by Joe Raedle / Getty Images) WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Democrats have reached a tentative agreement to negotiate the cost of prescription drugs in the Medicare program, the first step in passing a long-stalled package that’s expected to include tax and climate change provisions as well. The deal, brokered between Senate…
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