What Happens When Governments Say MS Drugs Are Too Pricey?

Healthy Living Daily Newsletter  |  February 06, 2015

Today's Top Story What Happens When Governments Say MS Drugs Are Too Pricey? The UK's National Institute for Clinical Excellence recently decided not to widen use of beta-interferon for MS. This begs the question of whether the price of MS drugs are just too high for some. Weigh in on Trevis Gleason's post.  » Featured Article Strangers Saved My Life Twice, So I Paid It Forward After she survived near-death experiences, Kala Maxym decided to donate bone marrow to a woman in need — saving her life. Find out what it takes to be someone's hero.  » Today's Recipe Tomatillo Gazpacho One of the most interesting parts of this moutwatering recipe is not the gazpacho itself — though it is delicious — but the shrimp salad that tops it. The shrimp salad is made with a refreshing mix of cucumber, avocado, shrimp, olives, and scallions. Get the recipe!  » Featured Columnist 10 Tips for Your Best Stroke Recovery Rehabilitation is a crucial component of care following a stroke. These 10 tips from Dr. Ira Rashbaum will help you optimize your stroke recovery. Follow the 10 tips today for a stronger recovery tomorrow. » Everyday Solutions 9 Foods to Avoid With Hypothyroidism When you have hypothyroidism, what you eat can affect your thyroid gland as well as your body’s ability to absorb thyroid hormone. Avoid these foods for hypothyroidism management.