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OPINION: Lower sticker prices won't fix cancer care

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By Kenneth Thorpe
| Imperial Valley Press Verified
After former President Carter used the cancer drug Keytruda, cancer patients across the United States had one request for their doctors: "I want what Jimmy Carter had." But not everyone who wanted the treatment could get it. Some patients were good fits for that breakthrough immunotherapy but still struggled to access it because their insurers threw up roadblocks or demanded high out-of-pocket payments.
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Lower sticker prices for insurers won't fix cancer care for patients

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By Kenneth Thorpe
| The Dallas Examiner Verified
As cancer patients struggle to access costly “miracle” drugs like Keytruda, an expert warns that cutting insurer prices alone won’t fix care — and may threaten future treatments. After former President Carter used the cancer drug, Keytruda, cancer patients across the United States had one request for their doctors: "I want what Jimmy Carter had." But not everyone who wanted the treatment could get it.
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COLUMN: Lowering the sticker price will not fix cancer care

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By Kenneth Thorpe
| The Derrick and The News-Herald Verified
After former President Carter used the cancer drug Keytruda, cancer patients across the U.S. had one request of their doctors: “I want what Jimmy Carter had.” But not everyone who wanted the treatment could get it. Some patients were good fits for that breakthrough immunotherapy, but still struggled to access it because their insurers threw up roadblocks or demanded high out-of-pocket payments.
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