(The Hill) — The drugmaker Eli Lilly is cutting prices for its insulin and capping costs at $35 per month, the company said Wednesday. Out-of-pocket costs at participating retail pharmacies will max out at $35 for patients with commercial insurance …
Lest you think the baby formula shortage occurred overnight or is an isolated problem, think again. It can and will be solved with fewer regulations, a worldwide market, a Trumpian style public/private partnership, and a deep reserve. But baby formula …
by Divinchy This has devolved into political “stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself”… These people are irredeemable scumbags.
Walmart will start to sell a less expensive version of analog insulin to people who do not have health insurance or struggle to afford the drug’s cost. The company has made a bigger push into health care as it tries …
by Chris Tons of stories out there like these: Americans are dying because they can’t afford insulin Living with Type 1 Diabetes When You Can’t Afford Insulin Insulin is too expensive for many of my patients. It doesn’t have …
The average price of insulin tripled from 2002 to 2013 and Type I diabetics are a captive market. Once again, oligopoly enforced by oligarchy is allowing the public to be gouged. via thehill: Rising insulin costs are drawing outrage from …