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prescriptions per person in 2018, two in three of which treated chronic conditions. the annual review of prescriptiondrug supply, demand and Rx pricing dynamics from the IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science. prescriptiondrug market might look like five years from now. Americans consumed 17.6
in 2016 was foreign-born, this JAMA article published in December 2018 attested. For some perspective on the Internet Trends reports’ implications for health/care over time, my previous posts assessing the report are linked here: 2018 – Mary Meeker on Healthcare in 2018: Connectivity, Consumerization and Costs.
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