It just seems----and we don't really say this enough and appreciate it enough----axiomatic, really self-evident that the part of why, generally speaking, we are living longer is because of the positive impact of prescription drugs.
Joe Lieberman: “It just seems----and we don't really say this enough and appreciate it enough----axiomatic, really self-evident that the…”
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Highlights the crucial role of prescription drugs in increasing life expectancy.
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