When it costs 17.000 instead of it being legalized for general use, you know it’s not for the good of the people.
One can only hold that this step allows for more research to prove benefits, and thereby create political pressure to legalize it and make it available at low cost.
One concern expressed by experts is equality of access: Treatments are initially expected to cost about $17,000 for those incorporating standard therapy sessions before and after the drug is taken and multiple dosing sessions lasting about eight hours each.
Alright… So who’s getting rich off the other $16,900 here?
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