Agonizing choices for lives saved by miracle drugs

Wall Street Journal

Sixteen-year-old Megan Crowley lay facedown on an operating table last June as her surgeon tried to straighten her spine, badly contorted by a genetic disease that nearly killed her as a little girl.

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