Updates

Jan 13

Profits over patients? Doctors take issue with private investors’ staffing decisions

Thirty-three states plus the District of Columbia have laws and regulations keeping people who are not doctors from

Jan 13

Big Pharma celebrates the new year by raising prices on at least 350 drugs

Get ready – January brings rain and/or snow for most Americans and it also brings higher prices on prescription

Dec 7

Have you exchanged emails with your doctor? It could cost you in the future.

A major U.S. clinic has started charging patients for the emails they send to their doctors

Dec 7

Health care is now the hot new investment. That’s not always good news for patients.

Private equity investors are gobbling up health care providers, including physician clinics, hospitals

Dec 2

Panel: “Biosimilars” can lower medication costs, but Americans need to know more

Shortly before Thanksgiving, Voices for Affordable Health conducted a quick survey of our consumer members. We asked:

Nov 14

Has your physician mentioned biosimilars?

FDA-approved medications may offer lower-cost options Approved for use in the United States in 2015

Nov 9

New study finds insulin rationing incredibly common and incredibly dangerous

More than 1.3 million American adults with diabetes ration their insulin – meaning they skip doses or take less than

Nov 9

$38,398 for just one shot of a very old cancer med. How can this happen?

Paul Hinds agreed to get a physical at the urging of his new girlfriend. It was a fortunate decision

Oct 25

Say what? You can now buy a hearing aid without a prescription

Americans with mild to moderate hearing loss can now buy hearing aids over the counter without a physical exam,

Oct 25

Hospital investors expect big profits, even from labor and delivery

Women who have had a healthy pregnancy can experience false labor but believe it’s the real thing.



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