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Despite legislative efforts to cap insulin prices, many Americans continue to struggle with affordability. A significant portion of insulin users report rationing their medication due to costs, and gaps in insurance coverage exacerbate the issue. Advocacy groups are calling for comprehensive reforms, including potential government involvement in insulin production, to address the ongoing crisis.
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Despite legislative efforts to cap insulin prices, many Americans continue to struggle with affordability. A significant portion of insulin users report rationing their medication due to costs, and gaps in insurance coverage exacerbate the issue. Advocacy groups are calling for comprehensive reforms, including potential government involvement in insulin production, to address the ongoing crisis.
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Insulin Affordability Crisis Persists Despite Legislative Efforts