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Big pharma? Big pharma has actually reduced the hospitalization costs over the past two decades. Edit: can someone explain downvotes?. How is big pharma incre
by dominotw 6y ago
Big pharma?
Big pharma has actually reduced the hospitalization costs over the past two decades.
Edit: can someone explain downvotes?. How is big pharma increasing hospital costs?
please take a look at this,
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2669633/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2669633/
"The major empirical finding from this research is that medication use by Medicare beneficiaries is significantly negatively associated with hospital spending. Moreover, the cross-effect is quite large: each additional prescription drug fill reduces hospital costs by slightly more than $100 or about 5 percent measured at the mean level of Medicare payments in 2000 for inpatient hospital services for study subjects. "
- excannuck 6y agoFor every COVID vaccine, how many BS "re-patented" medications == harmless vitamin + actual_medicine? Or medications that don't really work (p-hacking) but are prescribed anyway?) Or manufacturers that buy out all US competitors to have a monopoly of a particular medicine?