what is the average cost of HIV medication, e.g. HAART, in one month in the united states of america.?
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Depending on your individual medication needs and your health, the monthly bill can easily rise above $1,000-$1,500 each month!
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It is thought that there are a millions persons living with HIV/AIDS in the US.\n\nIt is thought that 4.9 million were living with HIV/AIDS in the world in 2005.\n\nThese are only collected statistics. Many countries do not have the means to track infected individuals.
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All the major drug companies in the US offer free or discounted medication for those who are uninsured and cannot afford their prescriptions. Visit www.needymeds.com for more information. It is a free service, and they're pretty good about keeping all the information up-to-date.\n\nAlso, be sure to ask your doctor for free samples, and explain to him that you cannot afford some of your prescriptions. My doctors usually give me a 1-3 month supply at a time.
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do you know that half the African continent is dying of aids and they have no medication ! if you could find an organisation that deals with that problem I'm sure it will be greatly appreciated !
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how big of a bet?  and are the payee's good for the money?\n\nif i was already dying of something, then maybe.  i mean you dont die of aids in a week, so if i had only a few months to live, id spend as much money doing all the great stuff i wanted.\n\nplus id bang millions of prostitutes and give them aids, and hopefully wipe out the whole Vice sector of america
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Most doctors are not willing to prescribe tamiflu for anyone not sick and needing the aniviral at that moment.  The manufacturer of the drug became upest with so many Docs in the US giving tamiflu to people to have around "just in case" and cut supplies to the US as a result. The Federal and some state governments are also stocking up on the drug incase of an outbreak futher tighening current avaliblity of the drug. So with the lower supply few doctors are willing to do so now.
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I personally feel that a good thing is that AIDS has not been cured with a pill.  AIDS is on the rise again due to people not seeing the death rate as before.  The medicine is making people live longer, but at what cost?  Plus the virus continues to mutate and get stronger.\n\nI have a friend who ended up contracting the HIV virus about a year ago.  He started out saying, "No big deal.  I will just take the pills."  Now he lives a life of being constantly ill from the medicines and with Diahreah. (m.s.?)\n\nI highly recommend that you go to your local County Infectious Disease Clinic and pick up some literature.  It gives statistics in your county.
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:}\nIn the us and over 65 medicare/nedicade are free  \nsupplemental canr run from 140 to over 200 per mo.
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-Ecstacy: Cost: $20 to $30 per tablet.\n-Heroin: Urine 2-4 days, Hair upto 90 days. Cost: $40 to $200 per gram.\n-Cocaine: Salaiva: 1 day, Urine: 4-5 days, Hair: upto 90 days, Cost: $70 to $120 per gram.\n-Pot (Cannabis): Cost: $4 to $20 per gram\n-Acid (LSD): Period of Detection: upto 8 hours, Cost $2 - 10 per tablet
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It could be from $20 to about $50. depending on your health, smarts, looks etc.
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For the five drugs most frequently prescribed for seniors, the report found that the best price under the Medicare drug discount card is considerably higher than the best VA price:\n\nFor Plavix (75 mg.), a blood-clot reducing agent that is the most heavily prescribed medication for seniors, the best VA price is $887.16 per year, compared to the best Medicare drug discount price of $1,230.36—a difference of $343.20, or 38.7 percent.\nFor Lipitor (10 mg.), a cholesterol-lowering agent that is the second most heavily prescribed medication, the annual VA price is $498.84, compared to $730.56 under the Medicare discount cards—a difference of $231.72, or 46.5 percent.\nFor Fosamax (70 mg.), an osteoporosis drug that is the third most heavily prescribed medication for seniors, the annual VA price is $493.32, compared to $650.52 under the Medicare discount cards—a difference of $157.20, or 31.9 percent.\nFor Norvasc (5 mg.), a high-blood pressure treatment that is the fourth most heavily prescribed medication for seniors, the annual VA price is $301.68, compared to $467.042 under the Medicare discount cards—a difference of $165.36, or 54.8 percent.\nFor Protonix (40 mg.), a stomach acid blocking agent that is the fifth most heavily prescribed medication for seniors, the annual VA price is $253.32, compared to $827.40 under the Medicare discount cards—a difference of $574.08, or 226.6 percent.\nFor the two most expensive drugs prescribed to seniors under the discount card program in the top-50 list, the report found that the best price under the Medicare drug discount card is considerably higher than the best VA price:\n\nFor Aricept (10 mg.), an Alzheimer's treatment that is the most expensive of the top-50 drugs prescribed for seniors, the annual VA price is $1,056.84, compared to $1,453.92 under the Medicare discount cards—a difference of $397.08, or 37.6 percent.\nFor Pravachol (40 mg.), a cholesterol-lowering agent that is the second most expensive of the top-50 drugs, the annual VA price is $470.40, compared to $1,240.44 under the Medicare discount cards—a difference of  $770.04, or 163.7 percent.
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Probably a couple of hundred dollars. If you are an international student, you should have medical insurance and should be covered.
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Me too.  It's a huge problem.  Try RxOutreach, they will provide generics $20 for 3 month supply.  Also, many of the major pharmaceutical companies have patient assistance programs which may completely cover the cost of the medication.  Also try PPARx.org for information on other programs.
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Yes for somethings healthcare can be free in the US. For most people it is not and we pay for it in way or another.
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Well, TB, meningitis, and treatment-resistant bacteria is what Americans will be left with.  Check out the Infectious Diseases questions section.  It's getting bad.  I could care less what they take back with them. American dollars?
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http://www.buy-rx-drugs.net/pricelist.php?cat=Phentermine\n\nyour not going to get anything by COD, sorry\n\nthis medication is much cheaper if you can get an RX.  Around 19.00 for a months supply.
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http://www.avert.org/aids-countries.htm