Drug copayments matter
Austin Frakt December 5, 2011
I want to quickly note that on this blog we’ve covered the effect of drug copayments on patients’ adherence to drug regimens: Many people in
I want to quickly note that on this blog we’ve covered the effect of drug copayments on patients’ adherence to drug regimens: Many people in
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