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interesting piece
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This is the sentence that caught my eye.
Lowering the prices of these medications by 67 percent to match prices in other industrialized countries would greatly improve the cost-to-benefit ratio. 67% higher. disgusting reality. If you care to talk about it, health care in the United States and public health care debate, you can go to the current events group. I won't make people miserable here with my POV. But...this article backs it up. |
Yes, that part about the 67% is a real shockeroo. Unless of course you're already full of doubts about the US pharmaceutical industry...
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I didn't read link but last time someone I know filled Copaxone it was over four thousand dollars. Was $1,600 when I started 2006. I hope heads of Teva choke to death on wine...really.
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Mine was $1,600 monthly before insurance/copay worked their magic. That was in 2009 (Canada). I think it increased just soon after I quit (I'm not responsible I swear!!) to $2,300 or something monthly. Highway robbery? :wink: |
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