Let states cut drug prices

Drug prices are too high, and Congress lacks the political will to do anything about it. These are two of the most uncontroversial assertions in the contentious debate about U.S. health care policy – and they explain why states should be allowed to act on their own. The high price of medicine is a familiar

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