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If drug prices were increased further, most of the money would go towards marketing, management options, shareholder profits, and so forth. Worse, these high end drugs you are talking about only help the sickest among us who usually cannot possibly afford them (who can, if they have cancer?), and so the money has to be public funds. This makes the imperative - to regulate what drug companies can do with the profits from patented drug- all the more obvious.

Joe

We need governments paying for more research so that drug companies can reduce prices!

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