diabetes

"We really are seeing this disproportionate dispensing toward females in particular … and it really has implications for their long-term health," one researcher said.

A Michigan Medicine study found that patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes pay more out of pocket on average than those without diabetes.

The municipalities say those companies — which include Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, and CVS Caremark — violate anti-trust, racketeering, and other federal laws by colluding to inflate insulin’s price.

The Genesee County Democrat introduced the Affordable Insulin Now Act in the U.S. House on Friday. It would cap the price tag for a month’s supply of insulin at $35, regardless of insurance.

The Michigan attorney general’s office has launched an investigation into what it calls excessive insulin prices, specifically targeting Eli Lilly, one of the largest drug companies in the U.S.

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