The EpiPanic About the EpiPen Continues!

The video discusses the dysfunction of the American healthcare system, focusing on the controversy surrounding the pricing of EpiPens by Mylan Pharmaceuticals. It highlights reactions from politicians, public figures, and the media, as well as Mylan's response to the criticism, including offering coupons and announcing a generic version of the EpiPen. The video concludes with a call for support for the show.

What action did Hillary Clinton take in response to the EpiPen pricing issue?

• She proposed a new healthcare bill.

• She invested in Mylan Pharmaceuticals.

• She called for Mylan to lower the price of the EpiPen.

• She organized a protest against Mylan.

What was one of the limitations of the coupons offered by Mylan?

• They were not applicable to government insurance plans.

• They could only be used once.

• They were only available online.

• They expired within a month.

What is a potential consequence of consumers not seeing the cost of EpiPens themselves?

• They may stop using EpiPens altogether.

• They may switch to alternative medications.

• They may buy fewer EpiPens.

• They may purchase more EpiPens.

Why might pharmacists not inform consumers about the generic EpiPen?

• The generic version is more expensive.

• The generic version is not FDA approved.

• They are unaware of the generic version.

• They might earn more from selling the brand name product.

What is unclear about the pricing of the generic EpiPen?

• Why it is not covered by insurance.

• Why it is not available in all states.

• Why it is still priced at $300.

• Why it is not as effective as the brand name.