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Drug middlemen inflate US prices, squeeze out competition, FTC says

By Beth Mole,

2024-07-09

By Beth Mole,

2024-07-09

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07-11

The government knows this has been going on for a long time and now they’re closing down a lot of the small pharmacies and you only think it’ll be left is a big pharmacies

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07-11

Media won’t report on it since they rely on pharmaceutical commercials. Ever wonder why an obscure drug for an obscure condition plays during prime time with a movie production style? It’s a payoff to the networks to not talk poorly about them.

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