News flash: Seniors are less likely to take their medications when they have to pay for them. “B.C.’s policy of making seniors pay a portion of their prescription drug costs actually ends up costing the health system more because patients skimp on medications and spend more time in doctors’ offices and hospitals, according to a study today in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.”
News flash: Seniors are less likely to take their medications when they have to pay for them
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