In 2003, a new kind of "drugstore" appeared across America, promoting cheaper prescription drugs from Canada. Instead of pills, these stores had fax machines and computers that could process orders from senior citizens in the U.S. desperately seeking lower cost drugs.
But federal and state regulators stepped in to interrupt the supply chain. "To some extent, we're caught in the middle of a problem that is not our responsibility, which is drug prices. Our responsibility is safety," a Food and...
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