The New York Times: AARP Study Says Price Of Popular Drugs Rose 26%
The prices of drugs used most widely by older Americans rose by nearly 26 percent from 2005 to 2009 — nearly twice the rate of inflation — according to a report issued Tuesday by AARP (Thomas, 3/6).
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