In a grass-roots movement that has swelled to a stampede overthe past several years, U.S. citizens are heading to Canadato buy cheaper prescription drugs. They are crossing the borderin person, by telephone, by fax, and by modem, in numbers estimatedat a million or more, aided by a growing number of entrepreneurialstorefront and Internet middlemen. Although the market sharerepresented by these purchases is still small an estimated$500 million to $1 billion over the past year, in contrast tothe $156.5 billion spent in retail pharmacies it islikely to grow quickly. The . . . [Full Text of this Article]
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