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Developing new drugs is a costly business. So, too, is paying for the ever more expensive therapies that come to market each year.

Statutorily, neither of those things is the Food and Drug Administration’s problem. But the agency’s new commissioner argues forcefully that the FDA can bring down drug prices for patients — by making life a little easier for Big Pharma.

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