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Meeting the cost concerns of governments and insurers. Efforts by pharmaceutical companies.
11/09/2006
Efforts by companies like GlaxoSMithKline to meet cost concerns of governments by linking pricing to the effectiveness of the drugs or treatments. Pharmaceutical pricing an issue with governments.
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Wall Street Journal 11.09.2006
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More Cost Cuts Sought From Drug Industry
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India Prepares EU Trade Complaint
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President Obama writes a new health reform prescription
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