No Hoosier family should have to make a choice between taking life-saving prescription drugs or putting food on the table. While some politicians may want to play partisan politics, I've been working to lower the costs of medicine for families.
Terri Austin
@terrijaustin · IN · H
Posts33
Engagement154
Voting-record position0.059
CoverageSep 15, 2022 to Sep 23, 2022
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| Health | 3.3% | 6.7% | −3.4 pp | Under-indexed | 33 |
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<U+2611><U+FE0F> Voted for an insulin price cap to make the vital drug more accessible to the 738,000 Hoosiers who suffer from diabetes. <U+2611><U+FE0F> Passed an amendment promoting transparency with pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) which drives down health care costs for employers and consumers https://t.co/wSPSOgeEWh
A regressive law passed in a majority-male, majority-GOP legislature will mandate birth in a state with the third highest maternal health outcomes in the nation. I'm concerned with moving this state forward, not backward. (2/3)