Drug data mining ban unlikely in Senate health bill

By Dissent, December 15, 2009 7:50 pm

Susan Heavey reports:

A Democratic proposal to ban the collection of doctors’ prescription records for marketing purposes is unlikely to be included as part of the Senate’s overall health reform bill, a Senate staff member said on Monday.

A member of the staff of Senator Herb Kohl, a main sponsor of the amendment, said the change was not likely to come up for a vote or be included as part of a package of changes to be offered later by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

Read more on Reuters.

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