FDA-NDA021078
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As a newly approved oral drug, Malarone will be billed under Medicare Part D. Since it is a combination therapy for malaria, billing teams should note potential variations in coverage and reimbursemenMalarone approved for malaria treatment under Medicare Part D.
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