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One of my mother in law's medications had a $3000, a month co-pay. Needless to say she passed on it and a chance for longer life. Who can afford that?Get Cancer, Go Broke: Patients Often Go Bankrupt, Even With Insurance
New research appears to be the first to empirically show that Americans often face financial hardship and bankruptcy after being diagnosed with cancer.
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With so many elderly this is care we need. Plus is cheaper than having Medicaid pay for nursing homes.Can Harris’s proposed ‘at-home Medicare’ end the dreaded ‘spend down’ of senior assets?
Currently, many states require people to divest themselves of assets to poverty levels to qualify for aidwww.theguardian.com
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The size and span of Trump's butt?McDonald’s deadly Quarter Pounder E. coli outbreak is likely bigger than we know
The size and span of the outbreak is likely larger than currently known.
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Everything Donald touches turns to ****...McDonald’s deadly Quarter Pounder E. coli outbreak is likely bigger than we know
The size and span of the outbreak is likely larger than currently known.
That's nice.Inside the Company Helping America’s Biggest Health Insurers Deny Coverage for Treatments
When companies like Aetna or UnitedHealthcare want to rein in costs, they turn to EviCore, whose business model depends on turning down payments for care recommended by doctors for their patients.www.propublica.org
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I suppose that's good news, but I'm still distrustful of the long term use of those drugs. We still don't know what will happen.Bariatric surgeries drop sharply as people turn to Wegovy, Saxenda for weight loss
The demand for bariatric operations dropped sharply last year as use of anti-obesity drugs such as Wegovy surged, study finds.
