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by sha666sum
2475 days ago
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> We have a similar levy in the USA, except it's mostly paid by people that can pay for healthcare, so an aspirin costs $100 when administered by a hospital. > And since insurance companies are smart, they negotiate down those exorbitant rates to something more reasonable This is just absurd, though. The market value of aspirin administered by a hospital is not 100$, but closer to what the insurance company negotiates it to. |
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