SPOTLIGHT: States recycle meds to save money

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Struggling to keep medical costs in check, states increasingly are recycling prescription medications: Donated either by individuals or institutions, they're redistributed to the uninsured and poor via hospitals, pharmacies, or charitable clinics. Report

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