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Many people dealing with excess weight know the feeling: every attempt ends up in the same place. Weight loss, weight gain, and the sense that eventually "maybe nothing will work for me." Professor Itamar Raz, an expert in obesity and diabetes, knows this feeling well from the clinic, and suggests changing the mindset.
What should you do when a doctor recommends a critical and expensive medication that is not included in the public health basket, but the insurance company rejects the request, claiming the insurance policy lacks coverage? Before you exhaust savings or break down over a denial letter from the insurer, it is important to understand the financing mechanisms operating behind the scenes. A guide to exercising patient rights in Israel.
