"not in a positive way."
"I love Europe, and I want to see Europe go good,"
"But it's not heading in the right direction."
"A pill that costs $10 in London costs $130. Think-it costs $10 in London, costs $130 in New York or in Los Angeles,"
European countries are reported to have changed in ways that make visitors say they no longer recognize the region. Europe continues to keep drug prices substantially lower than the United States, with examples such as a pill costing $10 in London versus $130 in New York or Los Angeles. A 2024 RAND study found U.S. consumers paid on average 2.78 times higher prices than customers in 33 other countries in 2022. A most-favored-nation policy was introduced to reduce U.S. drug costs while pressuring other countries to pay more. An agreement with 17 pharmaceutical companies aims to match U.S. prices to overseas levels, and an executive order pledged cuts up to 90%. Attempts to persuade France to raise prices met resistance.
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