Youngkin’s vetoing of drug affordability bill sparks criticism

A bipartisan bill aimed at making prescription drugs more affordable in Virginia was vetoed by Governor Glenn Youngkin for the second consecutive year. The legislation sought to establish a Prescription Drug Affordability Board to help regulate medication costs.

Local pharmacy representatives highlighted the impact of rising drug prices on both their operations and patients.

Medicine only works for patients who can afford it.

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