Rx Medicare

The Wall Street Journal: “Four years ago, the U.S. government offered subsidized prescription-drug insurance to 43 million elderly and disabled, the biggest expansion of government-backed health care in decades. Today, the program is working better than many expected.” One lesson could be for proposed health insurance exchanges…

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