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Rural and Racial Gaps in Heart Health
Heart disease is the top cause of death among Americans, but those risks are even higher in minority populations and rural communities.
Why Are Heart Patients Paying More Under Price Controls?
Despite price controls, prescription drug costs have gone up--especially for patients on Medicare. See how middlemen are distorting prices for America's seniors and hurting heart patients the most.
Heart Attack at 28: Tatum’s Story
Tatum Cushing suffered a heart attack at 28. To ensure patients like Tatum have access to the transformative therapies they need to manage chronic conditions, Congress must pass the MINI Act.
Step Therapy Puts Patients’ Heart Health at Risk
Heart patients don’t need extra “steps.” Reforming step therapy ensures heart patients don’t have to deal with another barrier between them and their care.
How Genetically Targeted Technologies Changed Ozzie’s Life
Patient advocate Ozzie Giglio was diagnosed with cardiac amyloidosis, a rare disease that causes the heart muscles to stiffen. But thanks to new advances in genetically targeted technologies, Ozzie can live a longer, healthier life.
Some Seniors Are Paying 32% More For Their Prescriptions
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Formulary Guidance
According to recent studies, unchecked tactics from pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) are leaving Medicare patients with increased costs for the treatments they need.
90% of Cardiac Arrests are Fatal Outside of Hospitals
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