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You mean like a public option, but for drugmaking? or a drugmaking co-op chartered and initially funded by the feds? I'd be down for this.
by eganist 7y ago
You mean like a public option, but for drugmaking?
or a drugmaking co-op chartered and initially funded by the feds?
I'd be down for this.
- Seenso 7y agoI'd be fine with either, and I think it'd also help with price-gouging like Turing Pharmaceuticals engaged in with Daraprim. A public drugmaker could be obligated to have implemented processes to manufacture every approved drug. If a maker engaged in price-gouging, or had its facilities disrupted, the public drugmaker could supply an alternative supply at fair prices.