Readit NewsA new study found that Ozempic costs between $0.95 and $5.50 to produce per unit, or no more than $22 per month at the highest dose. [1]
Another study estimated that Ozempic could be sold for as little as $5 per pen and still be profitable for the manufacturer, Novo Nordisk. [2]
Senator Bernie Sanders stated that a Yale study found Ozempic costs less than $5 per month to manufacture, yet Novo Nordisk charges Americans nearly $1,000 per month for the drug. [3]
The available evidence indicates that the research and production costs for Ozempic are a small fraction of the final retail price charged to patients. The significant markup between manufacturing costs and consumer prices has led to calls for the drug manufacturer to lower prices.[4]
[1]: https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2024/03/29/ozempic... [2]: https://www.fastcompany.com/91071415/your-1000-per-month-oze... [3]: https://www.sanders.senate.gov/press-releases/news-sanders-s... [4]: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/glp-1s/5-ozempic-new-s...
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I think HumblyTossed is suggesting this group do exactly what Cameron did: investigate and document but not remove. If this is Earhart's plane, it's probably also her grave. We generally frown on disturbing the resting places of the dead for commercial purposes.
What "worth" do you see in placing it in a museum?
Example: https://www.facebook.com/RoyalAviationMuseumofWesternCanada/...
They are releasing something like 50 new games, though they aren't making them exclusive, which follows what consoles seem to do now too.
The killer app for me has been being able to hop on to a VR game with my friends and somewhat feel like we're in the same room. It's too hard to get together frequently, and even setting up a VR 'date' is hard, but it's something.
- train icon looks like standard metro icon but is easily mistaken for a bus
- train detail panel fixed to bottom is awkward on desktop breakpoints. consider floating or integrating to a single sidebar
- consider having main sidebar fixed to bottom for mobile breakpoints