The National Community Pharmacists Association said Tuesday (Oct. 21) it is pushing for action during the lame-duck session on two House bills -- one to allow any willing pharmacy to participate in Medicare Part D preferred pharmacy networks in medically underserved areas and one designed to control skyrocketing generic drug prices -- that the advocacy group for independent pharmacies and small, regional pharmacy chains has been aggressively backing. However, NCPA officials say that uncertainty over which party will control the...