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Sympthsical

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7. I imagine that would change

Reply to dsc (Reply #5)

Mon Feb 17, 2020, 09:31 AM

Feb 2020

If we were to push forward with M4A, the devil’s going to be in the details and what Congress irons out. I can’t say with any certainty what the end product would look like.

But that doesn’t mean we don’t try.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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Prep (an HIV preventative) is still not covered by NHS [View all] dsc Feb 2020 OP

Wealthy insurance executives have decided lots of treatments are not worth it IronLionZion Feb 2020 #1

What does this story about the UK National Health Service have to do with America? jberryhill Feb 2020 #2

OP stated M4A might do the same IronLionZion Feb 2020 #3

and if they do that you can still get the drug dsc Feb 2020 #6

Truvada was/is a trial with my private insurance Sympthsical Feb 2020 #4

the difference is if you can't get it thru m4a you can't get it at all dsc Feb 2020 #5

I imagine that would change Sympthsical Feb 2020 #7

For some reason the my evil private insurance company covers this Jose Garcia Feb 2020 #8

I have similar questions regarding m4a as well. All generics aren't ecstatic Feb 2020 #9

and that is yet another issue dsc Feb 2020 #11

I do want to expand on this a bit dsc Feb 2020 #10