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Jennifer Graff, PharmD, and Brian Reid, MS, emphasize that DTC pharmacy models can give patients more convenient access to medications but may increase out-of-pocket costs.

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Fee-for-Service Models Linked to Higher Odds of Low-Value Surgical Procedures

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