September 4, 2015
Doctor's attempt to bring lower-price diabetes drug to market thwarted
Davidson cited a recent paper in the Journal of the American Medical Assn. showing that prices of both generic and patented insulins have jumped more than 500% since 2001. The cost of a vial of one of the most commonly used fast-acting insulins, Humalog, soared to $234 this year from $35 in 2001, the journal said.
Oops. Did I really say that drug companies need our support? My bad. I meant to say that drug companies need our life support! Huge difference. Sorry about that.
Do you know what else I meant to say? Well, it rhymes with fun of a witch! Bass wholes! Druther buckers! Whoosh rags! Sigh.
Five Economic Reasons to be Thankful
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Here are five economic reasons to be thankful this Thanksgiving. (Hat Tip
to Neil Irwin who started doing this years ago)
*1) The Unemployment Rate is at 4...
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