Out-of-pocket costs increased by an average of $592.53 per month in the six months after a cancer diagnosis, according to a recent study published in JAMA Network Open.
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After cancer diagnosis, out-of-pocket costs jump, study says - The Washington Post
Consumers in a study paid an average of $592 more a month for six months after diagnosis, researchers said.
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