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  1. CVS Health, UnitedHealth Group, and Walgreens collectively control over half of U.S. prescription revenue, dominating the market share alongside other large operators.

Advocates including Mark Cuban, Elizabeth Warren, and Josh Hawley are pushing for a 'Break Up Big Medicine' bill, citing regulators' failure to curb market consolidation.

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Advocates including Mark Cuban, Elizabeth Warren, and Josh Hawley are pushing for a 'Break Up Big Medicine' bill, citing regulators' failure to curb market consolidation.

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Mark CubanElizabeth WarrenJosh Hawley

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  1. Warren introduces bill to split healthcare conglomerates; Cuban supports move.1 source
  2. High-profile advocates push for legislative action to break up dominant big medicine companies.1 source
  3. Cuban launches Cost Plus Drugs; Warren targets JNJ over drug pricing.

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CVS Health, UnitedHealth Group, and Walgreens collectively control over half of U.S. prescription revenue, dominating the market share alongside other large operators.

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