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How Lower Generic Drug Prices Boost Patient Adherence and Cut Healthcare Costs

How Lower Generic Drug Prices Boost Patient Adherence and Cut Healthcare Costs
Posted by: Dorian Wellings in: Medications
14 Feb | 11:05 AM

Lower generic drug prices directly improve patient adherence, reduce hospitalizations, and save billions in healthcare costs. Studies show that when out-of-pocket costs drop, people take their meds-leading to better health and fewer preventable deaths.

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