Why are some pharmaceuticals so expensive – the $8,000-a-dose cancer drug Avastin, for instance? This article from Slate explains that it all comes down to market competition, rather than the costs of development and production.
Why are some pharmaceuticals so expensive – the $8,000-a-dose cancer drug Avastin, for instance? This article from Slate explains that it all comes down to market competition, rather than the costs of development and production.
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