Now, there is a statistic, though, that the Secretary of Health and Human Services gave to the gentleman and myself recently that 98,000 people a year actually do die from misapplication of prescription drugs, not taking their medicine properly or timely. And I know that the University of Minnesota, which I think is not in the gentleman's district, has done a study to find something like 40 percent of prescription drugs are used incorrectly.
Jack Kingston: “Now, there is a statistic, though, that the Secretary of Health and Human Services gave to the gentleman and myself…”
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Discussing the dangers of misapplication of prescription drugs.
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