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Prescription Drug Prices

Americans pay more for prescription drugs than many other countries. Insulin, for instance, can cost as much as four times what it does elsewhere in the world. Lawmakers in Washington are considering ways to reduce prescription drug costs. Though some in the pharmaceutical industry say those measures will "stifle innovation." The debate over prescription drug prices. see more
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Americans pay more for prescription drugs than many other countries. Insulin, for instance, can cost as much as four times what it does elsewhere in the world. Lawmakers in Washington are considering ways to reduce prescription drug costs. Though some in the pharmaceutical industry say those measures will "stifle innovation." The debate over prescription drug prices. see more
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'The Contenders' Discusses the Most Influential Presidential Campaigns of the Last 50 Years

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Citizens vote on Election Day at Fire Station #71 in Alhambra, Los Angeles County, on November 6, 2012 in California. (Photo: Frederic J. Brown/AFP/Getty Images)

As voters gape at the news of this year's presidential race, Forum talks with Carlos Watson, executive producer and host of PBS' eight-part series, "The Contenders." The series examines sixteen of the most influential campaigns for president. From flame-throwers like Howard Dean and Pat Buchanan to straight-talkers like John McCain and Shirley Chisholm, we'll discuss the also-rans who changed politics.

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The Contenders: 16 for '16 website (PBS.org)

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Carlos Watson, creator and host, The Contenders: 16 for '16, a political documentary series airing on PBS this fall; CEO and co-founder, OZY Media

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