Comments by "J Smith" (@jsmithmultimediatech) on "Can This Doctor Work Without Prescribing Drugs? (Medical Documentary) | Real Stories" video.

  1. They will likely hate this, even here (similar to the US though there's no regulation there on drug prices if insured its them who bargain with the pharmacies really and is when someone could be the most vulnerable who cant bargain at all in some cases or at all in the sense of being insured) they hate NICE forgot what they stand for the acronym but they regulate how much money a drug costs due to how its efficacy is (how well it works essentially) and coupled with the NHS they both I think do the bargaining for us patients. Duplimab (for asthma maybe i dont know but for Eczema or Atopic Dermatitis to be exact is for the treatment of mild to moderate cases) costs a patient in US $37k for year or about that, costs here in UK about £3k, the $37k is a bargained price as well they wanted to charge more as it was approved in 2017 is one of the only things Trump kept his word about wanting to bring down the prices of prescription drugs
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