After Losing Daughter To Diabetes, A Mother Protests Over Insulin Prices

Last week, there was a protest outside the office of the drug giant Sanofi in Cambridge, Massachusetts, one of three manufacturers of the life-saving drug synthetic insulin, which has gone up in price recently by as much as 5,000 percent.

Two of the mothers in attendance were holding vials containing the ashes of their children. They said they had died because they'd been rationing their insulin, after they lost insurance coverage and couldn't afford to pay the full cost.