Drew Altman: Drugs Aren’t the Reason the U.S. Spends So Much on Health Care

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Drugs Aren't the Reason the U.S. Spends So Much on Health Care

Drew Altman's latest column in Axios: The U.S. now spends twice per capita what other wealthy countries do on health care. But while drug costs get all the time in public debate, it's hospital and outpatient spending that mostly explains the difference. And that will be impossible to take on without real pain and political risk, he says.

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