"To accomplish this, the researchers suggest the prices of medical products and services should be modified so those more beneficial to patients — like hypertension medication — are relatively less expensive than those less vital to an individual’s health — like erectile dysfunction medication."

I wonder if this group would also consider meds and procedures for women, such as birth control pills and abortions, to be "less vital to an individual's health." Knowing what I know about the predominance of feminists at the university, I'm fairly confident that only meds and procedures related to men's health would be considered under the rubric of "less vital to an individual's health."