Voices: A drug changed my son’s life. Now it costs $1.3 million a year.
A parent is speaking out against the $1.3 million annual cost of a life-changing medication for his son. He argues that high prices make essential treatments inaccessible to those who need them.
“A medication can’t help the people who need it if the cost is out of reach,” Ashton Jenkins writes in an op-ed.
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