In Support of a Patient-Driven Initiative and Petition to Lower the High Price of Cancer Drugs

Overview of attention for article published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, July 2015

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RT @VincentRK: 7 years ago I joined 118 oncologists in leading a call for ational policies to lower prescription drug prices. @MayoProceedi…

7 years ago I joined 118 oncologists in leading a call for ational policies to lower prescription drug prices. @MayoProceedings @DrHKantarjian https://t.co/7dJIY3xk0q Some progress has been made, but cancer drug costs are higher than ever before. http…

RT @VincentRK: 118 of the nations leading oncologists call for Medicare negotiation of prescription drug prices— as far back as 2015! Read…

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