This morning’s New York Times’ piece on Diabetes Care annoyed me, and highlights the vast differences in costs for caring for the same kind of illness: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/06/health/even-small-medical-advances-can-mean-big-jumps-in-bills.html In the article, a type I diabetic incurs over $26,000 for her routine diabetes care annually. She uses much of the latest technology, and it costs a fortune. […]
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