"Market Forces" in Healthcare
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laresMon 14/03/11 00:59 |
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"The cost of a drug used to prevent premature birth in high-risk mothers will rise from around $10 per dose to $1,500, now that the FDA has approved a branded version of the medication. The new medication is a form of progesterone, which has already been prescribed for decades and is currently made for this purpose by specialty drug stores known as compounding pharmacies." |
markonseaMon 14/03/11 01:14 |
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Yes, but that's America. |
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