On the recordMay 8, 2019
However, as newer and more specialized medicines come to market, these drugs typically have much higher prices that are too often just simply unaffordable.
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congress.govHowever, as newer and more specialized medicines come to market, these drugs typically have much higher prices that are too often just simply unaffordable.
Welch highlights the affordability crisis of new specialized medications.
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