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U.S. blames drug shortages on low prices and a 'broken marketplace'

By The New York Times  
   October 30, 2019

Chronic drug shortages that threaten patient care are caused by rock-bottom prices for older generic medicines and a health care marketplace that doesn’t run on the rules of supply and demand, among other factors, according to a federal report published on Tuesday.

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