Our view is that the pharmacy benefit is an extraordinarily good benefit. Many of these drugs cost more than $100 at retail for a month's supply. Virtually all of our members will be paying between $10 and $15.

The theory is that as kids get connected to their school, family and community, they're less likely to use (drugs).

I objected to the drugs coming into this case. I felt (the drugs) were irrelevant.

The drugs that are being developed are being developed to target specific protein or enzyme systems in the cell that is unique to the particular cancer cell that normal cells don't feature, ... So these kinds of treatments will have much less toxicity because they don't injury normal cells very often and sometimes cause dramatic regression of cancer cells.

I used to have a drug problem, now I make enough money.

They found out it was more profitable than selling drugs -- and a lot less dangerous too.