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Federal regulators have filed an administrative complaint against the St. Louis-based pharmacy benefit manager. Patients and pharmacists say the suit could lead to a change in business practices and more affordable drugs.

Organizers of a protest planned for Friday say the pharmacy benefits manager steers patients to its own pharmacies and drives up prescription prices for consumers.

Leaders of the newly combined Cigna and Express Scripts are touting the company鈥檚 commitment to the St. Louis region.鈥淲e're going to grow here,鈥� said Tim鈥�

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Dozens of people visited a mobile museum dedicated to educating the public about unconscious bias at the Express Scripts headquarters in north St. Louis鈥�

A local company is providing prescriptions for underserved, low income and chronically ill people.On Thursday鈥檚 St. Louis on the Air, host Don Marsh鈥�

St. Louis-based pharmacy benefits management company Express Scripts is tackling the opioid crisis. The company announced an initiative Wednesday to more鈥�

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A large St. Louis-area employer is preparing for a leadership change as it battles one of its biggest clients in court. Pharmacy benefits manager Express鈥�

St. Louis-based Express Scripts, the largest pharmacy benefits management company in the U.S., said Wednesday that George Paz will retire as its CEO in鈥�