Pharmaceutical pricing and access are like water in that they seek the fastest path. Countries like Australia and New Zealand have consistently dammed that path over many decades, primarily to divert the water, slow it down, and give themselves time to secure the lowest prices. Is the US on the verge of shutting off the water?
We can't moan about another country doing what we've been doing for decades
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