Increasing Prescription Prices Harm More Than Heal

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Joseph H

 

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January 15, 2015

 

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University

 

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The price of prescription drugs has sky-rocketed over the past 20 years. Why? It's all about monopoly, and not the kind with the iron and the shoe. Large United States pharmaceutical companies have control over the selling of prescription drugs, and they like to keep their prices high. The increasing prices of prescription drugs causes many American citizens to choose between eating and getting the medications they need, forces state governments against the Federal Drug Administration and even some individuals to look to foreign countries for assistance...
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The increasing prices of prescription drugs causes many American citizens to choose between eating and getting the medications they need, forces state governments against the Federal Drug Administration and even some individuals to look to foreign countries for assistance. Bread or a heart attack? Turkey or high blood pressure? The high prices of prescription medications are forcing many Americans to make the choice between two very different products, but both needed for maintaining their health...
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