Kentucky Health News: Health insurers get almost all of the rate hikes they requested for plans on exchange; some get more than they asked for
Medicare weighs changes to controversial plan on cancer meds | Lexington Herald-Leader
Trying to salvage a controversial experiment to confront rising drug costs, the Obama administration Tuesday hinted at modifications to an ambitious plan that would revamp Medicare payments.
Source: Medicare weighs changes to controversial plan on cancer meds | Lexington Herald-Leader
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Kentucky Health News: Rural drug-overdose rates, high in Kentucky, blamed partly on limits on treatment medication and mental-health services
Kentucky Health News: Visiting chef at Harlan County High helps incorporate fresh, local foods and flavors into menus; 1 of 8 Ky. districts in program
click the Source link to read the article. I love this idea. With everything costing so much, including the costs to feed our children at school during the week, does it not make sense that there could be both a SAVINGS and HEALTHIER DIET that could be achieved if our school systems bought more foods locally from local farmers… and not from other resources that would shelve products steeped in preservatives. Sure, there would be a lot more labor costs to process foods at the school level; but some of that could be taught in school, could it not? And surely, dealing with the producers directly should lead to lower purchasing costs. Would you not think?
Patients Paying $3 Billion for Wasted Cancer Drugs – NBC News
Cancer drugs are a major advance in medicine — they are life-saving, expensive and, according to a recent study, wasted.
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Source: Patients Paying $3 Billion for Wasted Cancer Drugs – NBC News
FACT SHEET: About 12.7 million people nationwide are signed up for coverage during Open Enrollment
Click the link to check out this article. Excellent numbers.
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Source: FACT SHEET: About 12.7 million people nationwide are signed up for coverage during Open Enrollment






