We watch parents, including some back in my home State, who marched into headquarters--in front of headquarters of a pharmaceutical company--carrying the ashes of their children because the treatment that could have saved their lives was too expensive.
Joseph P. Kennedy III: “We watch parents, including some back in my home State, who marched into headquarters--in front of headquarters of a…”
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Kennedy shares a poignant example of families affected by unaffordable treatments.
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