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Prescription for savings: how the feds can make pharmacare work for households and employers

We have a historic opportunity to significantly improve our health-care system with the introduction of a national public pharmacare program, and also save billions a year by doing so. But it is important that it be designed properly, and progressively. This would not only be politically appealing, but will also result in a healthier population.

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BY DAVID MACDONALD AND TOBY SANGER
February 4, 2019

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