Tying healthcare to trade would be wonderful for the US, provided the trade were free trade, because it would mean we could finally legally import dirt cheap dr

Tying healthcare to trade would be wonderful for the US, provided the trade were free trade, because it would mean we could finally legally import dirt cheap drugs and medical supplies from abroad and allow cheaper foreign doctors and nurses to practice medicine in the US. Instead, it apparently means stuff like this: >He detailed the many ways in which U.S. law prohibits competition for pharmaceuticals that Peruvian law doesn’t, including granting new patents to old drugs for relatively small changes