Letter Voices Support for SB 536 on Drug Co-insurance
Jennifer Gomez-Chavez of the National MS Society Rio Grande chapter urges Sen Tim Jennings to advance SB 536 addressing insurance practice of classifying medicines as Specialty and co-insurance. The group notes co-insurance shifts costs to patients and that the bill did not receive a vote before adjournment. They vow to push the issue again to help New Mexicans afford medications.
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Tim Jennings
Jennings
Border security strategy sketched amid immigration debate
Congressional discussions focus on defining secure at the border and expanding control beyond the line. Officials stress risk mitigation, data driven plans, and cooperation with Mexico, while opponents warn about detentions and national security.
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Meissner
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Obama drifts into gun control debate amid mixed signals
Chuck Norris argues Obama has edged into the Second Amendment fight with vague rhetoric and staged listening meetings. NRA leaders declined invitations, while gun groups praised the process, and critics say Obama merely positioned himself between factions without real policy gains.
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Dr Gott health column notes possible drug side effects
Gott links statin use to feverish feelings nausea and digestive issues and urges readers to consult their doctor. He says hormonal changes persist through adulthood and offers health reports for $2 each with order details and his book titles and website for more information.
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Askdrgottmd
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