More than 90% of the nation's largest cancer centers have reported being impacted by the current shortage of chemotherapy drugs.
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network is now calling on the federal government to step in. Pharmaceutical companies say production shortfalls are to blame for the drug shortages that have plagued the nation for months.
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