Walking into an American pharmacy can feel less like healthcare and more like a retail system built around selling medication. This clip compares the U.S. model with pharmacies in the UK and France, where many drugs are less aggressively displayed, and questions the contradiction of promoting treatments for chronic health problems while selling highly processed food in the very same aisle.
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