Given a paragraph, generate a claim that is supported by the given paragraph. 1) The claim must contain information from within the paragraph. 2) A sentence within the paragraph can be used as a claim. 3) The claim should not have contradictions within the paragraph. 4) The claim should be at most one sentence long.

Q: The settlements with the patient assistance charities Good Days and Patient Access Network Foundation were the first with foundations linked to an industry-wide probe that has resulted in $840 million in settlements with drugmakers. Both foundations provide assistance to patients seeking to pay out-of-pocket costs for medications. Good Days agreed to pay $2 million while PAN Foundation agreed to pay $4 million. Neither admitted wrongdoing. Good Days in a statement said the settlement will allow it to concentrate on providing help to people in need of life-saving medications. PAN said the settlement involved "legacy matters" rather than its current operations. Drug companies are prohibited from subsidizing co-payments for patients enrolled in the government's Medicare healthcare program for those aged 65 and older. Companies may donate to non-profits providing co-pay assistance as long as they are independent. But the government has alleged that various drugmakers have used charities like Good Days and PAN as means to improperly pay the co-pay obligations of Medicare patients using their drugs, in violation of the Anti-Kickback Statute. The department said Good Days, previously known as the Chronic Disease Fund, from 2010 to 2014 conspired with companies including Novartis AG, Astellas and Questcor, now owned by Mallinckrodt Plc, to pay kickbacks to Medicare patients using their drugs. Those drugs included H.P. Acthar Gel, an expensive treatment for a rare infant seizure disorder and multiple sclerosis that is subject of a related lawsuit by the government against Mallinckrodt over Questcor's donations to the charity. The Justice Department said Questcor from 2010 to 2014 used the charity as a conduit to improperly subsidize patients' copays, allowing it to keep raising prices for Acthar, whose price increased from $50 per vial in 2001 to $32,200 in 2014. Mallinckrodt declined to comment. It has said it believed its actions were lawful. PAN similarly permitted Bayer AG, Astellas, Dendreon Pharmaceuticals and Amgen Inc to use it as a conduit to pay patients kickbacks, according to the government's allegations. Astellas and Amgen in April agreed to pay $100 million and $24.75 million, respectively, to resolve related claims. Dendreon said it takes compliance seriously. Novartis declined to comment. The other companies' representatives did not respond to requests for comment.

A: Two charities to pay $6 million to resolve U.S. pharma kickback probe.
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Q: Unlike the all-out defense that Buxton normally puts on display, the Twins were more than willing to play it safe with this injury. Buxton was placed on the seven-day injured list for players with concussion-like symptoms, just as first baseman C.J. Cron and left fielder Eddie Rosario returned from their injuries. The Twins also designated right-handed reliever Mike Morin for release or assignment Tuesday before their series opener against the New York Mets. "We're not going to mess around, really, in any way," manager Rocco Baldelli said. "This is serious stuff. The health of Buck is obviously the most important thing. I think it's something that is already resolving itself in some ways, but something where I think this is the right move." Buxton was hurt Saturday during his head-first, diving catch of a sinking line drive during a critical win at main division competitor Cleveland, forcing him out of the game in the eighth inning. Buxton, who was sidelined for 13 games last month with a bruised right wrist, has had his promising career so far stunted by a variety of injuries, in part due to the speedster's fearless style in the outfield and on the bases. Buxton was announced Tuesday as the team's annual winner of the Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association's Heart and Hustle Award. "He hit the ground pretty hard, and this isn't any sort of light injury," Baldelli said. "He didn't graze anything. He made a great play and hit the ground, and he gives his body up for this team every single night that he takes the field." The Twins, who took a six-game lead in the AL Central over the Indians into Tuesday night, have managed to maintain the highest-scoring offense in the majors despite putting 10 different position players on the injured list over various points of this season. Rosario was out for 13 games with a sprained left ankle. "It's been a tough couple of weeks when it comes to injuries and things like that, but I'm back today and I know what Buxton is going through is nothing bad and he'll be back soon as well," said Rosario, who's second on the team with 20 homers and still leads the Twins with 60 RBIs. Because of the All-Star break, Cron only missed five games with right thumb inflammation, a condition that has bothered him for most of the season. "I'm just going to try to tape it up, I guess. Try to pretend as if nothing's wrong and try to just keep going," Cron said. "That's really all you can do." Morin had a 3.18 ERA in 23 appearances after being invited to spring training on a minor league contract. His somewhat surprising removal from the roster could be the precursor to the addition of a reliever or two on the trade market over the next two weeks. "When you make decisions like this, you can look back on them, and you're not really sure because things are not obvious sometimes, but unfortunately we landed on the thought of designating Mike," Baldelli said. "I have no doubt he's going to land on his feet." ___ More AP baseball coverage: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports

A: As Cron, Rosario return, Twins put Buxton on concussion list.
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Q: With most European leagues likely finishing the season in empty stadiums, clubs have decisions to make regarding fans who paid for tickets but won't be allowed to attend matches. Though few clubs in Spain have announced options for their ticket holders, Madrid-based club Getafe is taking the forefront by giving fans a free season of league matches in 2020-21. Getafe president Angel Torres said the more than 13,000 fans who are up to date with their ticket payments won't have to pay for La Liga games next season. though they will still have to purchase tickets for non-league matches. The club said the move was a way to give back to fans for "the damages caused by the coronavirus health crisis." "With this measure Getafe wants to compensate the fans and thank them for their support in these difficult times," the club said. Getafe was in the round of 16 of the Europa League when the competition was suspended because of the pandemic. It was fifth in the Spanish league, just outside the qualification spots for the Champions League. It has five league home games left this season. Belgian club Genk also extended its ticket memberships, making them valid until January of next year for free. The club said the measure could be further extended if fewer than six home matches with fans are played by then. In England, Manchester United offered season ticket holders either a rebate for next year or a cash refund based on the number of games still to be played. Liverpool suspended its ticket renewal process but said prices would be frozen for a fifth consecutive year. Brighton offered a refund but said many fans agreed to donate the money back to the club or to a charity. "It has been humbling to receive so many emails and messages from fans, firstly concerned for our welfare as a club and also as individuals and secondly asking for their ticket or membership payments to be retained by the club or Albion As One fund," Brighton CEO Paul Barber said. "We fully appreciate not all fans will be in a position to make a donation or some may not wish to do that, but in response to those writing in we wanted to give all our supporters the choice." Spanish club Valladolid also said many of its fans were giving up their rights for a refund "as a way to help the institution." Like many other clubs in Spain, Real Madrid and Barcelona were yet to announce their plans for season ticket holders. Atletico Madrid said it would give a 20% discount for next season, while Real Sociedad refunded 20% of what fans paid this season regardless of how the league would end. "We do not know if the competition is going to take place and, if it does, we do not know if it will be behind closed doors or with fans, which is what we would like to happen," the club said last month. "In any case, these measures will be applied even if the competition resumes with matches being played with fans." Eibar planned to give money back for the games played without fans, and was studying other actions that could include giving fans additional credit at the club's stores. Osasuna said it would not offer refunds this season but would keep prices unaltered for next season and would add two extra games that normally are not included in the regular season ticket package usually against Real Madrid and Barcelona. If matches continue to be played without fans next season, the club said it would refund 3% for each match, up to a total of 57% of the total price for the season. Germany's Bundesliga is set to restart without fans this weekend, but there was no officials dates yet for the resumption of the other top leagues in Europe. The Spanish league plans to restart without fans on June 12. The French league was canceled ___ AP Sports Writers Steve Douglas, Samuel Petrequin and Rob Harris contributed to this report. ___ More AP soccer: https://apnews.com/Soccer and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports ___ Tales Azzoni on Twitter: http://twitter.com/tazzoni

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Soccer clubs contemplating options for season ticket holders.
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