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J&J becomes first drugmaker to add prices to television ads

By Reuters
| February 08, 2019

Johnson & Johnson said on Thursday it will start adding the price of its medicines to television commercials by next month, becoming the first drugmaker to heed a call by U.S. President Donald Trump for price transparency of drugs advertised directly to consumers on TV.

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