I met with MS patients, multiple sclerosis patients, who are now getting injection treatment where, despite the fact that they are affluent, even good insurance, they are just totally hammered by the cost of that, and most of them end up on Medicaid.
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Discussing the financial burden of MS treatment on patients despite insurance.
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