Beloved Coach, 60, Dies of Cancer After Chemo Drug Halted amid Nationwide Shortage: 'It Was Horrible'
Jeff Bolle, 60, died of cancer seven months after losing access to his chemotherapy drug amid the nationwide drug shortage
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Jeff Bolle, 60, died of cancer seven months after losing access to his chemotherapy drug amid the nationwide drug shortage
"There's not enough profit" for drug-makers in life-saving cancer meds, and the FDA can't force them
Due to have six rounds of chemotherapy, an American football coach was denied his final two courses of cisplatin due to crippling supply chain problems
An ongoing chemo drug shortage has left one in 10 patients scrambling for life sustaining treatments with many dying before getting them, including beloved Milwaukee football coach Jeff Bolle [pictured].
As syphilis cases continue to spike across the U.S. — with some cities and states reporting outbreaks — there is growing concern about the availability of Bicillin to treat the infection.