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STAT+: Most-favored nations policy makes drugmakers rethink launches abroad

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Drug companies seem to be looking for workarounds to protect their U.S. sales against Trump's "most-favored nations" policy:

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STAT+: Most-favored nations policy makes drugmakers rethink launches abroad
Elaine Chen · 11/11/2026, 7:44:07 PM
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