Montana lawmakers consider bill to cap rising insulin cost
A patient holds a vial of insulin during in Windsor, Ont. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio FILE)
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montanans who say they spend hundreds of dollars a month on insulin spoke Monday in favor of a bill that would require insurance companies to cap their monthly copayment at $35 for the medication that helps them regulate their blood sugar and prevent dangerous health complications...
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