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Commentaries< Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next >May 24, 2004
Better Benefits - More ChoicesClick here for a comprehensive overview of the value of the Medicare drug discount card. ... May 6, 2004
New Drug Plan: There's More For the PoorTommy Thompson is wrong, and for once we can all be glad he is. The secretary of Health and Human Services recently announced that the Medicare prescription-drug discount card program that begins June 1 will cut pharmaceutical prices by an average of 17%.... April 29, 2004
How to Build on the Drug Discount CardStarting this June, America's senior citizens will begin to see the first tangible benefits of the new Medicare law. Medicare beneficiaries will be able to start using new Medicare-approved prescription drug discount cards that are expected to produce dis... April 28, 2004
The Facts About Drug Importation: Risks to consumers, states, and retireesClick here to view this fact sheet on drug importation. ... March 24, 2004
Beware the pitfalls of ?evidence-based medicine?It is undisputed that medical care would be improved if doctors based their treatment decisions upon the best studies available. But a new debate is emerging over who should produce these studies and how to enforce compliance. Results of a new study a... December 28, 2003
Analysis and Recommendations for the Temporary Drug Discount Card ProgramSec. 1860D-31 of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 creates a new Medicare Prescription Drug Discount Card and Transitional Assistance Program. The legislation requires the Department of Health and Human Service... November 12, 2003
Stop the Madness!Seniors have grown weary of waiting for Congress to enact a prescription drug benefit for Medicare, and many have taken matters into their own hands, violating federal law to order cheap drugs over the Internet from Canada. Now, mayors and governors a... November 11, 2003
Galen Institute responds to Wall Street Journal distortionsLetters to the Editor The Wall Street Journal Dear Sir/Madam: Alan Murray?s Nov. 11 column ?Drug Makers? Paths of Influence Need to be less Hidden? accuses the Galen Institute of being in the pocket of pharmaceutical companies because of our opp... < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next > |
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