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99th_Monkey

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3. So they may need to fine-tune it a bit

Reply to naaman fletcher (Reply #2)

Thu Feb 14, 2013, 06:11 PM

Feb 2013

find a little middle-ground on a few meds, but over-all,
this WILL hugely benefit poor people, who need
better access to pharmaceutical drugs at a reasonable
price.

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Venezuela to Limit Medicine Prices After Chavez Devaluation [View all] naaman fletcher Feb 2013 OP

Imagine that. 99th_Monkey Feb 2013 #1

As I said naaman fletcher Feb 2013 #2

So they may need to fine-tune it a bit 99th_Monkey Feb 2013 #3

it doesn't benefit poor people if there is no medicine to be had Bacchus4.0 Feb 2013 #4

Well, you may be right 99th_Monkey Feb 2013 #5