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Cancer Drug Prices Fall, But Patients in Smaller Cities May Still Pay More

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Prices of anti-cancer drugs have come down, according to the report. However, patients living in smaller cities may still end up paying more for these medicines. The main remaining hurdle is making sure patients can get the drugs without having to travel long distances. The article explains the reasons behind the continued cost gap. The source provided limited detail beyond this core point.

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