• 00:00    |    
    Initial credits
  • 00:05    |    
    What is Free to Choose Medicine?
  • 01:08    |    
    How would Free to Choose Medicine change the drug market?
  • 01:53    |    
    Why do you want to change the legislation?
  • 03:03    |    
    Who would be against legislation that empowers individuals?
  • 04:40    |    
    How will reforms in medical legislation change investment and innovation in the drug market?
  • 05:59    |    
    What will the drug market look like in 50 years, with and without the legislative reform?
  • 07:39    |    
    What have you learned at the Antigua Forum?
  • 08:31    |    
    Final credits


Free to Choose Medicine

  | 25 de enero de 2013  | Vistas: 39

Consumer Sovereignty Fda Free To Choose Medicine Healthcare

Bartley Madden discusses Free to Choose Medicine, a policy reform he formulated that would put control over medical decisions in the hands of patients and their physicians rather than the government. It would allow patients, under the advice of their doctors, to make informed decisions about the use of drugs that are in the late stages of clinical testing, but not yet approved by the FDA. Madden argues that Free to Choose Medicine will lead to more consumer choice and innovation and ultimately have a positive impact on the drug market.

This video has been made possible thanks to support from the John Templeton Foundation, Global Philanthropic Trust, and the Earhart Foundation.

This interview was recorded as part of The Antigua Forum 2013 gathering.

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