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    Americans use more prescription drugs than any other developed country. Prescription drugs only represent 12 percent of total health care costs in the United States, but the rising prices of those drugs is an issue that keeps reoccurring not only for patients, but for prescribers, payers, and policy makers. There are people that believe that the rise in price of these drugs is appropriate, but if they keep on rising in price, the United States will start suffering not only financially but…

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    DISCUSSION In-depth-interviews with OTC/prescription drug abusers in Amman city provided us with a deeper overview about the problem from a different perspective. However, the main limitation to carry on this interview with is that abuser may lie and not tell the truth as on our case he said the main cause that lead him to addiction is seeing his friend dying in front of him 10 years ago , but he is addicted for more than 19 years . The following is the discussion of the main qualitative…

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    DTC Prescription Drug Advertisements: Wasteful or Beneficial? The $395 billion United States Pharmaceutical industry spent $5.2 billion on advertising drugs directly to consumers in 2015 (procon.org). This is an extremely excessive amount of money spent on a topic that is quite irrelevant. The United States and New Zealand are the only countries where drug makers are allowed to market prescription drugs directly to consumers (Harvard’s Health). The fact that only two countries in the world…

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    November 2017 Prescription Drug Prices Should be Lowered A life saving drug does no good if the people who need it cannot afford that drug. Prescription drug prices should not be so expensive. Americans should not have to live in fear that they will go bankrupt or die because they cannot afford to take the medication they need. Access to health care is a human right and that includes access to affordable prescription drugs. Americans pay by far the highest prices for prescription drugs in the…

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    scrutiny in regards to their purpose, side effects, and lucrative schemes (Prescription Drug).The effects of the prescription drugs can be deadly if not used properly. Prescription drugs are responsible for more deaths annually than illegal drugs (Mercola). Ironically, the thing that is supposed to help individuals with their health concerns is actually killing them instead. This is the result of patients receiving prescriptions with the doctor’s expertise. On the other hand, if individuals were…

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    price increases in a prescription drug? Will for the record there this a drug called Daraprim; this drug was raised up to 5000% of its own cost for per pill not per bottle. The prescription drug is a drug that use for medical reason daily life. Prescription drug is needed because cure major to minor illness in a person or at least reduce the illness from getting worsen. It is a method to help one sickness without visiting the doctor all the time. To get the drug prescription, The person must at…

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    • Identify the problem/concern: Prescription drugs have been marketed at an exceptionally high price across the country, making a high number of individuals and families unable to afford them. The costs of many lifesaving drugs have been sharply increased without any rational. Recently the cost of the medicine called Daraprim, used as the standard of care for treating life-threatening parasitic infection, was increased to $750 from $13.50, by the drug company the Turing Pharmaceuticals (Pollack,…

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    contain an abundant source of medicinal properties. It has been estimated that between 25-50% of current prescription pharmaceutical drugs available are derived either directly or through semi-synthetic modifications of natural occurring substances aka the use of bioactive molecules. 
 Stated in the Cancer Therapy ; Fabricant and Farnsworth (2001), reported that 80% of 122 plant derived drugs were related to their original ethnopharmacological purposes.
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    Prescription Drug – Public Policy Issue Many different public policies are designed to impact the people of America in various ways. Most of these policies are implemented to promote a better quality of life in some way or another. However, this is not always the final result when several stakeholders have competing interest such as the case with the United States Food and Drug Administration knew as the FDA. The FDA is a department within the federal government that is responsible for ensuring…

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    Prescription Cascade In the United States, Tthe practice of over prescribing medication is an ever increasing problem with detrimental consequences. The practice of over prescribing medication is referred to as the prescribing cascade. According to Dr. Mehrdad Ayati, an assistant professor of medicine at the Stanford University School of Medicine, prescription cascade can be described in the following way.” To put this simply, a patient goes to a doctor’s office with an illness and is given a…

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