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How Much Do Statins Cost Without Insurance?

Statins are used to treat high cholesterol and cost about $139.29 for generic and $360.43 for brand name medications.

Mira Research Team26 Feb 2021
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What Temperature Is Considered A Fever?

What temperature is considered a fever- while there are many factors that affect your body temperature, 100.9 F is considered a fever in adults.

Mira Research Team26 Feb 2021
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How Much Does Viagra Cost With and Without Insurance?

Without insurance, Viagra will cost you between $150- $205. With insurance, you could expect to pay $100 depending on your prescription co-pay.

Mira Research Team23 Feb 2021
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Zoloft vs. Prozac- Which Is Better, Differences, and More

Both Zoloft and Prozac belong to a family of medications called SSRIs and work in different ways.

Mira Research Team23 Feb 2021
Tips

What Should I Do If I Can’t Afford A Doctor’s Visit?

If you can't afford a doctor's visit, you should use Mira or check to see if you are qualified for Medicare, Medicaid, or the Children’s Health Insurance Program.

Mira Research Team09 Feb 2021
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Arm Soreness After COVID-19 Vaccine? You’re Not Alone.

There's an increasing trend of social signals indicating that injection site soreness and muscle aches 24-48 hours after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine as the most common adverse reaction.

Mira Research Team09 Feb 2021
Public Health

List of CityMD Locations and Phone Numbers

Comprehensive list of all CityMD locations and their phone numbers. CityMD has 135 locations in New York and New Jersey.

Khang T. Vuong, MHA09 Feb 2021
Public Health

How Much Is A Flu Shot? With or without insurance

Most insurance companies will cover the cost of your flu shot at several pharmacies or urgent care facilities. Without insurance, flu shots cost between $0 and $50. Most major pharmacies give quadrivalent vaccines for around $40. The average cost of a high-dose flu shot without insurance is typically around $70. With insurance, flu shots are at no cost.

Mira Research Team20 Jan 2021
Public Health

When's the best time to get a flu shot? Data for 2020-2021

The best time to get a flu shot is before the flu is spreading in your community. Since the flu peaks in February, and begins to spread throughout October and into March or April, it's recommended to get your flu shot by the end of October.

Mira Research Team09 Feb 2021
Public Health

How Long After Exposure Should You Get A COVID-19 Test?

If you were exposed to someone who has COVID-19, you should wait 5-7 days to get the most accurate test. Tests are also very accurate about 3 days after symptom onset.

Khang T. Vuong, MHA22 Dec 2020
Public Health

Oscar Health Simple Bronze vs. UnitedHealthcare Compass Bronze

UnitedHealthcare Compass Bronze has a 38% higher monthly premium when compared to Oscar Bronze, however, when it comes to in-network hospital coverage, UnitedHealthcare has more prominent hospitals covered when compared to Oscar. UnitedHealthcare also offers gym reimbursement where Oscar does not. UnitedHealthcare also has a lower deductible when compared to Oscar. UnitedHealthcare is the better option because of the gym reimbursement and better hospital coverage.

Mira Research Team20 Jan 2021
Public Health

What's the difference between a cold, the flu, or COVID-19?

The difference between a cold a COVID-19 and the flu is: It is unlikely that you will have a fever or difficulty breathing with a common cold, but possible with coronavirus and the flu.

Mira Research Team09 Feb 2021
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