Americans Value the Health Benefits of Prescription Drugs, But Say Drug makers Put Profits First, New Survey Shows - Toplines

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Americans Value the Health Benefits of Prescription Drugs, But Say Drug makers Put Profits First, New Survey Shows - Toplines

The most recent Kaiser Health Poll Report found that Americans believe prescription drugs are improving their lives, but most also say that the drug industry cares more about profits than people. The current report analyzes the new data as well as related polling information from earlier surveys by the Kaiser Family Foundation and other organizations.

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January/February 2005 Kaiser Health Poll Report

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Publication Number: 7292
Publish Date: 2005-02-24