State lawmakers seek more access to anti-cancer meds for patients

9 February 2012, 9:09 am

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland lawmakers are outlining a measure to increase access to anti-cancer medications. Cancer patients, physicians and advocacy groups will join lawmakers at a news conference in Annapolis on Thursday to talk about the legislation before a hearing. Supporters of the measure say it would require insurance companies to equalize out-of-pocket patient expenses for intravenous and [...]... Read More »

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