Unfortunately, in medicine, with CMS, with Medicare, with Medicaid, with so much government intervention in that marketplace, the Medicaid formularies--which I have tried to understand, and they are impossible to understand--that is the reason, I would argue, we have shortages.
Ron Johnson: “Unfortunately, in medicine, with CMS, with Medicare, with Medicaid, with so much government intervention in that…”
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Johnson discusses government intervention as a cause of shortages in medicine.
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