As you have been following my Rituxan story, I have been sharing information about my personal experience in receiving this infusion medication for RA, any reactions I had to the infusion (see part one), and any benefits I’ve seen from the infusions (see part two). This month I’d like to share the expenses involved.
Like many of us, I like to know the cost of something BEFORE I commit to purchasing. After receiving the ‘go-ahead’ from my rheumatologist and my neurologist for...
It is now almost one month since I went in for my first infusion of Rituxan. Thinking back - that day was quite the adventure. You... Read more »
One of the biggest complaints Migraineurs have is access to Migraine abortive medications, especially the triptans - Imitrex, Maxalt,... Read more »
Before you read this, I must confess that I have a relative who works for a major pharmaceutical company and is involved in new drug... Read more »
Especially with the rising costs of health care (even for those of us with insurance), we have frequent discussions regarding the cost of... Read more »
A new study published today in the online issue of the journal Neurology shows that doing mentally stimulating activities such as crossword... Read more »
A consumer health organization reports that drugs prices in the Medicare drug plan are increasing faster than inflation. Prices for drugs such as... Read more »
According to a new study, the cost of treating the skin condition psoriasis is rising faster than the inflation rate on consumer products and on... Read more »
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