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John LaMattina

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Dr. John LaMattina, senior partner PureTech Health, author & former president of Pfizer Global R&D.
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Americans Can’t Afford to Pay More for Medications While Our European Neighbors Pay Less

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By John LaMattina, Gregory Stroud Verified
| The Connecticut Examiner Verified
Ever have one of those friends, who when you go out to dinner, he orders the filet mignon and expensive wine, while you have a burger and a beer, but when the check comes, he wants to split it evenly? Believe it or not, that’s similar to what’s happening right now with one of America’s closest allies when it comes to the cost of prescription drugs. For years, Germany has had a draconian and confusing methodology to manage the cost of prescription medications for its residents.
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5 essential facts about living kidney donation

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By John LaMattina
| uchicagomedicine.org
Kidneys are crucial for staying healthy. They filter toxins, balance minerals and even produce hormones. But when they fail, patients feel exhausted, lose their appetite and can get seriously ill. Dialysis, a treatment that performs the core functions of the kidneys, can help. But it’s hard on patients, and it isn’t a permanent fix. A kidney transplant is the best long-term solution. Ordinary people have the power to save a life.
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Target Pharmacy Benefit Managers, Not Pharmaceutical Companies

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By John LaMattina
| The Connecticut Examiner Verified
To the Editor: Ever have an idea that you think is going to be the 'next big thing' only to later have it not work out for any number of reasons?
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