Patients turn to alternative therapies or stop taking medications
Using data from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), a national report on health topics, the
National Center for Health Statistics examined trends on prescription drug use and strategies to reduce prescription drug costs. Those strategies include asking a doctor for lower-cost medication, not taking medication as prescribed and using alternative therapies. …
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