Sydney Lupkin

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1,064 appearances 108 recordings 3 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 2d ago

Sydney Lupkin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But for people with insurance coverage, the best deal, Rome says, is to stick to your insurance copay. matched
Sydney Lepkin, NPR News. matched
Trump Rx now lists 92 brand-name drugs available at a discount for people not using their insurance. matched
They're a fraction of the more than 800 drugs that these companies have on the market. matched
Two companies, Gilead and Regeneron, haven't added drugs yet and say they will add one drug each. matched
Dr. Ben Roem does health policy research at Harvard Medical School. matched
Some people can benefit if they need medicines that are not covered by their health insurance, like drugs for IVF. matched
But for people with insurance coverage, the best deal, Roem says, is to stick to your insurance copay. matched
Sydney Lepkin, NPR News. matched
In this past week, Dr. Ryan Stanton has seen two golfers, two gardeners, an airport worker, and a couple of construction workers in his Lexington, Kentucky ER with heat-related illness. voice-verified
Stanton is the president-elect of the American College of Emergency Physicians. voice-verified
He says humidity makes it harder for our bodies to handle the heat. voice-verified
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, voice-verified
You can protect yourself by staying in air conditioning as much as possible and drinking plenty of fluids. voice-verified
If someone around you is experiencing severe overheating called heat stroke, call 911. voice-verified
Sydney Lupkin, NPR News. voice-verified
Stanton is the president-elect of the American College of Emergency Physicians.
He says humidity makes it harder for our bodies to handle the heat.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, you can protect yourself by staying in air conditioning as much as possible and drinking plenty of fluids.
If someone around you is experiencing severe overheating called heat stroke, call 911.
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