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Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight

In a May 2025 paper, Jenny S. Guadamuz and coauthors shed insight on why independent pharmacies and those located in low-income, Black, and Latinx neighborhoods were more likely to be excluded from Medicare Part D plans.

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