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Slower drug approval times do not improve patient safety
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Recognizing the negative impacts of pricing and reimbursement delays, Europe pursues measures to boost pharmaceutical innovation for the benefit of patients
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Canadians patients wait longer than patients in other countries for access to new drugs because of lengthy approval times
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Formulary restrictions on antidepressant medications undermine the effective management of depression and related disorders
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Incremental advances in pharmaceuticals provide the elderly with more treatment options and improved health outcomes
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Mail-order internet pharmacies in Canada cannot meet the needs of American consumers and may cause shortages for Canadian patients
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Few new medicines are available to those who depend on provincial drug benefit programs
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Preferred drug lists are a barrier to ensuring that patients get the treatments they need
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States may save $ billions if a prescription drug benefit is added to Medicare
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