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ECONOMY AND DRUG PRICES
Source: Flesh and Stone
Date: 23-Dec-2008
Author: Sam Uretsky
The money isn't coming back any time soon. To some people, the Wall Street collapse may seem like fair game, but it's basic economics - when anybody loses money, the loss gets spread. It doesn't matter if the people on the losing end have been overpaid or underpaid, they have to cut back somewhere, and that means somebody else loses a customer, or a job. With the exception of a few hundred people who are so rich that they'll never notice the difference, everybody has to cut back.
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DRUGS AT A DISCOUNT: NEW PROGRAM AIMS TO HELP UNDERINSURED SAVE ON PRESCRIPTIONS, ESPECIALLY GENERICS
Source: Capitol Report
Date: 14-Nov-2008
Author: Betsy Sundquist, Staff Writer
A new program sponsored by pharmacies and pharmaceutical companies aims to help uninsured and underinsured Minnesotans who can't afford to pay for their prescriptions.
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HEALTH PLANS PUSH HARDER FOR USE OF GENERIC DRUGS, NOT AS 'EQUIVALENTS' BUT AS 'ALTERNATIVES'
Source: MLive.com
Date: 8-Mar-2008
Author: Pat Shellenbarger
After Doug Olson suffered a heart attack, his doctor prescribed Lipitor to lower his cholesterol and help him avoid another.
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TARGET MATCHES WAL-MART'S DRUG PRICE CUTS
Source: KARE
Date: 29-Sep-2007
Target Corp. is expanding a discount prescription drug program to match Wal-Mart Stores Inc. -- but Minnesotans visiting either pharmacy won't see as great of a savings as customers in other states.
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REACTION MIXED TO DRUG PROGRAM
Source: MetroWest Daily News
Date: 17-Nov-2006
Wal-Mart's competition wasted no time piggybacking on the launch of the retail giant's $4 generic prescription drug program in Massachusetts and 10 other states yesterday.
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