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Insulin Isn’t the Only High Cost for Diabetes Patients

Por: Time Health March 08, 2023

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Early each year, Kristin Thompson-Lerberg sits down with her husband to plan how they’ll reach their family’s insurance policy’s $3,000 deductible. The conversation is always short: Thompson-Lerberg needs about 8 vials of insulin each month to treat her Type-1 diabetes, and at $275 per vial before insurance kicks in, it takes just two months to reach the deductible from insulin alone. But their budget expanded after pharmaceutical giant... + full article



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