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Let’s lay it out: 1) Mallinckrodt increased the cost of this medication to $39,000 a vial. 2) Whistleblowers are saying Mallinckrodt bribed doctors to boost prescriptions. 3) This drug treats seizures for infants. Big pharma needs to be reined in. https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/30/health/mallinckrodt-whistleblower-lawsuit-acthar/index.html …
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@AndrewYang wants to provide universal healthcare: https://www.yang2020.com/policies/medicare-for-all/ … and lower the costs of prescription drugs: https://www.yang2020.com/policies/prescription-drug-costs/ …. He has a host of great policies at https://yang2020.com/policies .#YangGang#YangPB.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Don’t all pharmaceutical companies bribe doctors? I have chronic illness & I can recognize a pharma rep a mile away. Usually they’re chatting up the staff over the free lunch they brought along w/pens & notepads & totebags & samples... etc etc. Where is the line for bribery?
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Trinkets for the staff is “physician bribery?”
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We have to set a limit on increasing a drug’s cost over time (tied to inflation) and kill the ability to renew a patent on old medications to jack up prices, like insulin and epipens.
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The Drupal industry is out of control and needs to be regulated. When the FDA approves drugs they should put a limit on the price charged for that drug. Medicare needs to authorized to negotiate prices on behalf of American voters.
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Big Pharma is increasing drug costs tenfold and more in cases. Trump is supporting monolithic domination by giant corporations, all costing consumers more. We need more competition. Support the little guy, the startups, the innovators.
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Exactly why profit motivations are too often at odds with patient outcomes.
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