(MNN)-Minnesota Congresswoman Angie Craig is backing a bipartisan effort to lower insulin costs. The Second District Democrat has introduced legislation that would extend the current 35-dollar-a-month insulin cap for Medicare patients to all Americans with health insurance. The INSULIN Act would also create a resource center and hotline to help uninsured people with diabetes find assistance programs. Craig says no Minnesotan should have to choose between buying food and paying for lifesaving medication.
Medicaid access ends for 5K Minnesota immigrants
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Justice Department files complaint against MN judges
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