Poll finds majority favor drug price restraints nationwide
A Kaiser poll finds 82 percent want Medicare to negotiate drug prices and 78 percent support capping costs for high price therapies. More than two thirds back Canada drug imports, with broad, cross party support for price transparency. The survey of 1,204 adults between Sept 14 and 20 notes rising costs and varied views on ACA marketplaces and insurance coverage.
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Danish study links birth control to mood changes
A large Danish study in JAMA Psychiatry finds hormonal contraception raises risks of depression and antidepressant use among women aged 15 to 34 over 10 years. Combined pills and certain methods notably boost low mood rates, especially for teens, with risk varying by method and duration.
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Osvind Lidegaard
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Cora Brenner
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Kristopher Kaliebe
University of South Florida
Academy of Childhood and Adolescent Psychiatry
Kaliebe
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