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Insulin still unaffordable to some after price caps

Source: CBS NewsFebruary 21, 2024 at 8:14 PM

CBS News - For more and to sign up click here Insulin still unaffordable to some after price caps - CBS News Watch CBS News The maximum monthly price for insulin was recently capped at $35 for millions. But many don't qualify and struggle to afford the life-saving medication. Roxana Saberi has more. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now…

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President Trump Job Approval

Approve37.4

Disapprove59.1

Disapprove +21.8

8 recent polls • through Oct 6 • updated Oct 12, 3:00 AM EDT

Party Favorability — Breakn Model

FavorableUnfavorableSpread

Republican Party42.451.3-8.9

Democratic Party51.941.8+10.1

Modeled estimate • proprietary Breakn News model • updated Oct 12, 3:00 AM EDT

2026 Generic Congressional Ballot

Democrats46.9

Republicans39.9

Democrats +7.0

8 recent polls • through Oct 4 • updated Oct 12, 3:00 AM EDT

Favorability Ratings — Breakn Poll Averages

FavorableUnfavorableSpread

Donald Trump35.061.5-26.5

JD Vance36.554.0-17.5

Donald Trump: 2 polls through Aug 24 • JD Vance: 2 polls through Aug 24 • updated Oct 12, 3:00 AM EDT

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Mortgage rates • Freddie Mac PMMS®

Mortgage Rate Trend

30-year fixed7.40%

15-year fixed6.73%

Mortgage rate data: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey®

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