Wednesday, April 21, 2004

From Kentucky.com:
Senators announce agreement on imported drugs
A drive to make prescription drug imports legal and force lower prices with global competition picked up momentum Wednesday.

New legislation would make Canadian drug imports legal and then expand to 20 other countries. It is the latest proposal reflecting voter anger about high drug prices - but this one is significant because it drew bipartisan support.

From KELOLAND (SD):
Cheapers Drugs from Northern Neighbors
At the same time, people here in KELOLAND aren't waiting around for congress to give them price relief at the pharmacy. Nine days after opening its doors for the first time, business is booming at Canada drug. In fact, from the time they hang the "open" sign at ten in the morning until the "close" sign takes it's place at five each night, workers say they can hardly keep up with the demand of people wanting to tap into the cheaper prescription pipeline from the North.

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