12:57 p.m. - A male doctor asks about the "high costs of prescription drugs in America." Obama says the U.S. spends 77 percent more for drugs than any other country. Says the prescription drug bill passed a few years back prohibited Medicare from negotiating with drug companies for lower prices, something that needs to be included in a new health care bill. Does laud the drug companies for offering lower costs as part on the ongoing negotiations in Congress.
Making the case for personal importation of safe, affordable prescription medicines from licensed, registered pharmacies in Tier One Countries. Rx for American Health is published by Daniel Hines, an international award-winning communicator with five decades of experience, and the publisher of www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com and www.BoomersNewsOnline.com. He also works with progressive senior advocacy groups across the nation to promote the health and well-being of America’s aging population.
Kaiser Poll Show Support for Personal Imporatation
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Where does the President Stand?
In the previous post, we note that the President during his comments to the AARP meeting, did not speak forcefully for price negotiation for prescription medicines in Part D, only indicating that further price reductions might be possible. On July 29 in Raleigh, he came out more forceful for price negotiation. Is a stronger statement on the right and value of personal importation of medicines next? And, what will be PhRMA's reaction to the following comment?
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