Americans spent $374 billion on prescription drugs last year, but only 17 percent of people shop around for a lower price. Consumer Reports found that some people spend up to 10 times more than is necessary for common medications. Consumer Reports prescription drug editor Lisa Gill joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the results of its national survey.
My blog's focus started out as an exercise to help me learn to live with the deep grief I was experiencing after my daughter's unexpected death. Looking back on the blog I truly hope some of the posts have touched other people's hearts who are living with the heartbreak of losing someone they love. Many years later the focus shifted to include things that I find interesting or compelled to share but I have never lost the main focus of the blog--GRIEF. (updated Jan 2024)
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Expensive pill to swallow
Americans spent $374 billion on prescription drugs last year, but only 17 percent of people shop around for a lower price. Consumer Reports found that some people spend up to 10 times more than is necessary for common medications. Consumer Reports prescription drug editor Lisa Gill joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the results of its national survey.
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