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Known Funders of:
Organizations that Funded this Group
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Funding History
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Citizens for Better Medicare
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CBM was one of five organizations to contribute a total of $275,000 to 60 Plus in 2001. (The other four organizations were PhRMA, Merck, Pfizer and Wyeth-Ayerst.)
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Merck
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Merck was one of five organizations to contribute a total of $275,000 to 60 Plus in 2001. (The other four organizations were PhRMA, Citizens for Better Medicare, Pfizer and Wyeth-Ayerst.)
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Pfizer
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Pfizer funded 60 Plus telemarketing campaign in Minnesota in which people were told that their access to needed drugs was threatened. Pfizer also was one of five organizations to contribute a total of $275,000 to 60 Plus in 2001. (The other four organizations were Citizens for Better Medicare, PhRMA, Merck and Wyeth-Ayerst.)
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Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA)
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PhRMA gave unspecified "educational grant" to 60 Plus in 2002. Evidence suggests that the educational grant was for $11 million. PhRMA also was one of five organizations to contribute a total of $275,000 to 60 Plus in 2001. (The other four organizations were Citizens for Better Medicare, Merck, Pfizer and Wyeth-Ayerst.)
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Wyeth-Ayerst
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Wyeth-Ayerst was one of five organizations to contribute a total of $275,000 to 60 Plus in 2001. (The other four organizations were PhRMA, Citizens for Better Medicare, Merck and Pfizer.)
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Bill Hogan, "Pulling Strings From Afar," AARP Bulletin, February 2003. |
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Bill Hogan, "Pulling Strings From Afar," AARP Bulletin, February 2003. |
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Mark Brunswick and Ron Nixon, "Prescription Politics, Star-Tribune, Nov. 16, 2003. |
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Merrill Goozner, "Drug Money," American Prospect, Oct. 21, 2002. |
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Thomas B. Edsall, "High Drug Prices Return As Issue That Stirs Voters; New Challenges for a Lobby Used to Spending," Washington Post, Oct. 15, 2002. |
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Bill Hogan, "Pulling Strings From Afar," AARP Bulletin, February 2003. |
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Bill Hogan, "Pulling Strings From Afar," AARP Bulletin, February 2003. |
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