Drugs we need to survive Bill would set fair prices for all Nevadans not just Medicare patients

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Jamie Tadrzynski, a Canyon Springs High School teacher and a Type 1 diabetic, said her medications cost $24,727 a year. She said she is completely dependent on insulin injections, and she was just one of the people who spoke in support of Assembly Bill 250 (AB250) on Monday in Carson City. The bill is about some of the medications you see advertised every day on television, and it’s about getting a fair price for all Nevadans. Assemblywoman Venicia Considine (D-Las Vegas) said, “AB250 is designed to reduce the cost of certain high-cost, non-competitive life-changing drugs by…