The evidence is in the hearings, just watch them. The transcript search doesn&#x27;t work for me (paywalled).<p>Also see page 4 of this document (which I already linked to):<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;democrats.oversight.house.gov&#x2F;sites&#x2F;democrats.oversight.house.gov&#x2F;files&#x2F;documents&#x2F;Memo%20on%20Turing%20Documents.pdf" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;democrats.oversight.house.gov&#x2F;sites&#x2F;democrats.oversig...</a><p>And in the congressional hearing there was one family facing a $350,000 price tag for their Daraprim cure which insurance refused to cover altogether because of the price hike, and Turing refused to help. The family did eventually get the medicine they needed, but Turing left them out to dry.<p>I&#x27;m fully aware Turing states &quot;nobody falls through the cracks&quot;, but it&#x27;s a blatant and audacious lie and there are dozens of experts testifying as much. You&#x27;ll also find expert testimony in the linked videos. Many hospitals stock one or two bottles of Daraprim so they can immediately help walk-in patients. So now when somebody can&#x27;t get Daraprim through insurance the doctors beg nearby hospitals to fedex the pills they have in stock from before the price hike. This supply is quickly running out.<p>The sales volume of Daraprim dropped by 80% or so as a result of the price increase, and the Turing executives state that thanks to their actions availability of the drug has broadened. A clear contradiction. Less volume means sick folks simple have to go without, which can have very serious health consequences.<p>Heck, even the  Massachusetts General Hospital stated, and I quote!<p><pre><code>    This is a critical matter, visible at the highest levels of our
    Infectious Disease Department [...] Daraprim’s new price on their
    inpatient pharmacy budget, which they have determined to be
    prohibitively expensive. Against their clinical convictions
    they are currently switching patients to Bactrim.
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Observe that patients who are now forced to use the inferior Bactrim do not deal with Turing at all, which means there is no application for Turing to reject. Translated into Turing&#x27;s bizarro PR language: &quot;nobody falls through the cracks&quot;. In the real world we understand that people not getting the medicine they need is a problem.<p>Watch the hearing videos (especially the Subcommitte on Aging one). Read the actual filings and other primary sources, not the PR spin.