The problem is, the market for insulin is made up of people who can't survive without the product.
Frank Pallone: “The problem is, the market for insulin is made up of people who can't survive without the product.”
On the recordApril 9, 2019
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Pallone highlights the critical nature of insulin for patients and market failures.
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