A bill that would allow the possible importation of Canadian prescription drugs in Tennessee has failed.
The bill, SB 1765/HB 1956, aimed to approve the collaboration of the Department of Finance and Administration, the Department of Health and TennCare to apply for federal approval to import prescription drugs from Canada.
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