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U.S. Senate panel OKs bill to rein in pharmacy benefit managers; Kentucky pharmacist applauds similar efforts by House membersBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
At least one Kentucky pharmacist is applauding the latest efforts to rein in pharmacy benefit managers.
PBMs are middlemen that negotiate drug prices with drug manufacturers and pharm… Read More
Tips on managing the costs of cancer treatment
CDC graphic
By Charles McCann
University of Kentucky
Charles McCann, a former patient financial counselor and current oncology patient navigator at the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center, provides ti… Read More
Weight-loss drugs carry high prices, many questions for seniorsBy Judith GrahamKFF Health News
Corlee Morris has dieted throughout her adult life.
After her weight began climbing in high school, she spent years losing 50 or 100 pounds then gaining it back. Morris, 78, was at her heavie… Read More
Cameron says that if elected governor he would resume efforts, thwarted by federal court, to add work requirement to Medicaid
Attorney General Daniel Cameron
Attorney General Daniel Cameron said Wednesday that if elected governor he would quickly restart Republican efforts to "require some able-bodied adults to work in exchange for health-c… Read More
Red-meat allergy is under-diagnosed, mainly because most clinicians have little working knowledge of it, new studies suggest
Map from CDC research report, adapted by Kentucky Health News; click on it to enlarge.
Lone star ticks are the main source. (CDC photo)
Kentucky Health News
Thousands of Kentuckians are likely living with a… Read More
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