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The new Medicare prescription-drug program has reduced consumer drug prices and premiums by an estimated $13 billion and is projected to expand those savings to an impressive $180 billion during the next 10 years.
More than 90 percent of American seniors are enrolled and average $1,100 per year in savings. An overwhelming majority -- 80 percent -- like the program, according to several opinion surveys.
Medicare Part D is a success, yet ...
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