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Tue, 12/31/2002 - 12:00am — Karen Stevenson
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By David Johnson, Robert D. Reed Publishers, San Francisco, 2002, ISBN 1931741158. This book contains an extensive list of 168 programs available to pay for 1,415 prescription medications. The author has Multiple Sclerosis and was facing a drug bill of $1,500 a month, which he was unable to afford, so he spent 2 years researching the programs available and wrote this book to provide the same information to others. The only downside of a book like this is that some of this information is probably already outdated. There are some Internet databases that provide this information, but there are probably people who will find it easier to access in printed form.

By David Johnson, Robert D. Reed Publishers, San Francisco, 2002, ISBN 1931741158. This book contains an extensive list of 168 programs available to pay for 1,415 prescription medications. The author has Multiple Sclerosis and was facing a drug bill of $1,500 a month, which he was unable to afford, so he spent 2 years researching the programs available and wrote this book to provide the same information to others. The only downside of a book like this is that some of this information is probably already outdated. There are some Internet databases that provide this information, but there are probably people who will find it easier to access in printed form.