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Revenue sources for an unidentified drug

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This is a pie chart showing the revenue sources for an unidentified drug. Most of the revenue comes from Commercial (75.97%) followed by Cash (11.02%) Medicare (6.65%) and Medicaid (6.36%). TRx Qty is also listed for each revenue source.

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