Gone from the shelf: The hidden danger of drug price caps

I remember what my life looked like before I found the right medication. Crohn’s disease had stolen years from me, piece by piece. I spent more time managing my disease than with my family. I couldn’t trust my body to get me through a workday.

After years of suffering, failed treatments, unwanted medication side effects and insurance denials, I worked with my doctor to find a treatment that was right for me. Within months, I was in remission. For the first time in years, I felt like myself again.

This is what it means for a patient to finally find something that works, and what it would mean to lose access to it through no fault of their own.

That is exactly what Maryland patients may be facing...

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