Most Pharmacists Believe Generics Equal Brand Name Drugs, AARP Study Says
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
About two-thirds of pharmacists say they agree that generic drugs “must be therapeutically equivalent” with brand name drugs. AARP’s recent survey of physicians found only 40% of physicians agreed with the same statement.
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