Quinn Nystrom, 8th District Candidate, has been running campaign ads indicating her assistance for diabetics that are insulin dependent. On Feb. 21, 2020, at Vanilla Bean, 1608 Woodland Ave., Duluth, Minn., at 1:30 p.m., Quinn was presented a packet on insulin. This packet contains research and evidence the economical insulin available at Wal-Mart are the same scientific formulas as other outlets at a much higher price! At no time has she made this information available to her constituents. She speaks with forked tongue and isn't even in office yet! Give Quinn a Call 218 839 9992 8th U.S. District Pete Stauber 218-390-3266 U.S. Senate Quinn Nystrom 218-839-9992 Jason Lewis 732-237-6881 Duluth St. Louis County 5-A (R) Matt Bliss 218-766-5267 mattbliss@hotmail.com 5-B (D) Joe Abeyta 218-301-4230 joe@joeabeytaforstaterep.com 6-A (R) Robert Farnsworth 218-208-7564 robfarnsw@gmail.com 6-B (R) Julie Buria 218-290-5473 julie@julieburia.com 7-A (R) Tom Sullivan 218-590-7602 7 Donna Bergstrom 202 236 2692 (R) John Moran Senate 218-310-7671 3 (R) Chris Hogan Senate 218-464-3326 11-A (R) Jeff Dotseth 218-485-1168 From: John Ramos As seen in news reports in recent years, the steeply rising cost of insulin is causing some people to ration their medication and others to drive to Canada in search of cheaper prices. Reported far less often, however, is the fact that cheap, effective insulin is curently available at Walmart and other pharmacies throughout the United States. The latest medical research suggests that differences between affordable insulin and expensive insulin are minimal. A 2019 study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), followed nearly 15,000 Medicare patients who switched from analog insulin to the older version -- and found that, after one year, both versions of insulin performed the same for patients. Expensive insulin hurts working-class citizens the most -- people whose limited funds force them to make choices between medicine and other essentials, such as food or rent. Expensive insulin also raises insurance premiums and copays. Rather than uncritically adopting the position of the profit-driven pharmaceutical industry, our media and representatives should be making the public aware that a cheaper, safe alternative to analog insulin already exists -- and you don't have to go to Canada to find it. Link: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamalarticle-abstract/2722772 Prepared and paid for by the Committee for Truth in Poiltics. Box 614 Moose Lake, MN 55767 Quinn Nystrom, 8th District Candidate, has been running campaign ads indicating her assistance for diabetics that are insulin dependent. On Feb. 21, 2020, at Vanilla Bean, 1608 Woodland Ave., Duluth, Minn., at 1:30 p.m., Quinn was presented a packet on insulin. This packet contains research and evidence the economical insulin available at Wal-Mart are the same scientific formulas as other outlets at a much higher price! At no time has she made this information available to her constituents. She speaks with forked tongue and isn't even in office yet! Give Quinn a Call 218 839 9992 8th U.S. District Pete Stauber 218-390-3266 U.S. Senate Quinn Nystrom 218-839-9992 Jason Lewis 732-237-6881 Duluth St. Louis County 5-A (R) Matt Bliss 218-766-5267 mattbliss@hotmail.com 5-B (D) Joe Abeyta 218-301-4230 joe@joeabeytaforstaterep.com 6-A (R) Robert Farnsworth 218-208-7564 robfarnsw@gmail.com 6-B (R) Julie Buria 218-290-5473 julie@julieburia.com 7-A (R) Tom Sullivan 218-590-7602 7 Donna Bergstrom 202 236 2692 (R) John Moran Senate 218-310-7671 3 (R) Chris Hogan Senate 218-464-3326 11-A (R) Jeff Dotseth 218-485-1168 From: John Ramos As seen in news reports in recent years, the steeply rising cost of insulin is causing some people to ration their medication and others to drive to Canada in search of cheaper prices. Reported far less often, however, is the fact that cheap, effective insulin is curently available at Walmart and other pharmacies throughout the United States. The latest medical research suggests that differences between affordable insulin and expensive insulin are minimal. A 2019 study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), followed nearly 15,000 Medicare patients who switched from analog insulin to the older version -- and found that, after one year, both versions of insulin performed the same for patients. Expensive insulin hurts working-class citizens the most -- people whose limited funds force them to make choices between medicine and other essentials, such as food or rent. Expensive insulin also raises insurance premiums and copays. Rather than uncritically adopting the position of the profit-driven pharmaceutical industry, our media and representatives should be making the public aware that a cheaper, safe alternative to analog insulin already exists -- and you don't have to go to Canada to find it. Link: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamalarticle-abstract/2722772 Prepared and paid for by the Committee for Truth in Poiltics. Box 614 Moose Lake, MN 55767