What We’re Reading: Intensive Obesity Counseling for Children; Amazon Pharmacy Expands to Medicare Patients; Antiobesity Drug Price Pressure
The US Preventive Services Task Force recommends that kids 6 years and older with a high body mass index receive intensive behavioral interventions; Amazon’s pharmacy unit is expanding eligibility for RxPass to patients enrolled in Medicare insurance plans; Sen Bernie Sanders (I, Vermont) is trying to lower the prices of popular antiobesity drugs.
US Preventive Services Task Force Recommends Intensive Counseling for Children With Obesity
The US Preventive Services Task Force
Amazon Pharmacy Offers $5 Monthly Subscription to Medicare Patients
Amazon’s pharmacy unit announced Tuesday that it is expanding eligibility for RxPass, its monthly subscription service that covers a range of generic drugs, to patients enrolled in Medicare insurance plans, according to
Sanders Hopes Pressure Will Lower Antiobesity Drug Prices
Sen Bernie Sanders (I, Vermont) is trying to lower the prices of popular antiobesity drugs as he did for inhaler and insulin costs, according to
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