Trump says he is ‘on it’ after ‘Dilbert’ creator Scott Adams pleads for lifesaving help
After delays from Kaiser Permanente, Trump contacted officials to fast-track Scott Adams' FDA-approved prostate cancer drug treatment, highlighting gaps in healthcare access.
- President Trump said he planned to help Scott Adams, the creator of the comic strip Dilbert, get access to a prostate cancer drug.
- Adams had metastasized prostate cancer and his healthcare provider, Kaiser of Northern California, approved his application for the drug Pluvicto but failed to schedule the treatment.
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Administrator Mehmet Oz spoke with Adams and Kaiser representatives to resolve the issue after Trump called him for help.
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Scott Adams, the mind behind the iconic "Dilbert" comic strip, has caught the attention of President Donald Trump with a desperate request for help in battling metastatic prostate cancer. Adams took to X to voice his urgent need for a targeted radiotherapy drug called Pluvicto, accusing his healthcare provider, Kaiser Permanente of Northern California, of fumbling the scheduling of his treatment, as reported by Newsmax. Trump’s swift response, a…
Donald Trump offers to help ‘Dilbert’ creator Scott Adams get cancer treatment
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