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student is writing an argument to support the claim that prescription drug prices should be regulated by law.
Which point should be included in the concluding argument? Select the two correct answers.
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It’s also important to mention that nearly one-third of patients do not take medication as directed because of its cost.
It’s also important to mention that nearly one-third of patients do not take medication as directed because of its cost.
If an effective universal health care program were adopted, then there would be no need to regulate drug prices.
If an effective universal health care program were adopted, then there would be no need to regulate drug prices.
Drug prices that are beyond reach for those who rely on these drugs are a very serious public health issue.
Drug prices that are beyond reach for those who rely on these drugs are a very serious public health issue.
A lack of transparency in drug prices hurts doctors and the medical community, as well as patients and their families.
A lack of transparency in drug prices hurts doctors and the medical community, as well as patients and their families.
Per a recent poll, 35 percent of Americans taking four or more prescription drugs had difficulty paying for their medication.
Per a recent poll, 35 percent of Americans taking four or more prescription drugs had difficulty paying for their medication.
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Which point should be included in the concluding argument? Select the two correct answers.
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Responses
It’s also important to mention that nearly one-third of patients do not take medication as directed because of its cost.
It’s also important to mention that nearly one-third of patients do not take medication as directed because of its cost.
If an effective universal health care program were adopted, then there would be no need to regulate drug prices.
If an effective universal health care program were adopted, then there would be no need to regulate drug prices.
Drug prices that are beyond reach for those who rely on these drugs are a very serious public health issue.
Drug prices that are beyond reach for those who rely on these drugs are a very serious public health issue.
A lack of transparency in drug prices hurts doctors and the medical community, as well as patients and their families.
A lack of transparency in drug prices hurts doctors and the medical community, as well as patients and their families.
Per a recent poll, 35 percent of Americans taking four or more prescription drugs had difficulty paying for their medication.
Per a recent poll, 35 percent of Americans taking four or more prescription drugs had difficulty paying for their medication.
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The two points that should be included in the concluding argument to support the claim that prescription drug prices should be regulated by law are:
1. **It’s also important to mention that nearly one-third of patients do not take medication as directed because of its cost.**
This emphasizes the real-world consequences of high drug prices and underscores the need for regulation to ensure that patients can afford their medications.
2. **Drug prices that are beyond reach for those who rely on these drugs are a very serious public health issue.**
This point highlights the broader implications of unaffordable drug prices on public health, reinforcing the argument that regulation is necessary to address this critical issue.
Both of these points effectively underscore the necessity for regulation by linking drug pricing to patient adherence and public health concerns.
1. **It’s also important to mention that nearly one-third of patients do not take medication as directed because of its cost.**
This emphasizes the real-world consequences of high drug prices and underscores the need for regulation to ensure that patients can afford their medications.
2. **Drug prices that are beyond reach for those who rely on these drugs are a very serious public health issue.**
This point highlights the broader implications of unaffordable drug prices on public health, reinforcing the argument that regulation is necessary to address this critical issue.
Both of these points effectively underscore the necessity for regulation by linking drug pricing to patient adherence and public health concerns.
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