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How do patients perceive the change in appearance of chronically used medications and to what extent does it lead to non-adherence to therapy?
Doctors regularly encounter patients in their offices who complain about changes in the appearance of their chronically used medications. Such a change can even be the cause of non-adherence to treatment. Interesting findings on this topic were brought by an American survey aimed at identifying the preferences, experiences, and reactions of patients and pharmacists related to changes in the appearance of medications.
Analysis of the Benefits and Risks of Superabsorbent Dressings in the Treatment of Moderate to Highly Exuding Leg Ulcers
A study on the benefits and risks of superabsorbent dressings compared to standard dressings in the…
Proposal of a New Treatment Sequence Algorithm for Heart Failure with Reduced Ejection Fraction
John McMurray and Milton Packer published a proposal for a new treatment sequence algorithm for…
Fresh from ASH 2021: Promising results of the combination of azacitidine with venetoclax and magrolimab in the treatment of AML
Dr. Naval Daver and his colleagues from the Anderson Cancer Center in Houston presented an oral…
How Diabetes Shortens Life or Mortality of Patients with Type 2 Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM) has a significant impact on overall mortality across age categories.…
Less is Sometimes More – How Generic Substitution Can Affect Patient Adherence
It is undisputed that the use of generic drugs saves the healthcare system significant costs.…
Limits of Glycated Hemoglobin and the Importance of Other Glycated Proteins
Glycated hemoglobin is a gold standard in the diagnosis and management of diabetes treatment.…
Treatment of Cough in Clinical Practice: Which Preparations Are Suitable and When?
In clinical practice, we differentiate the treatment of non-productive and moist productive cough.…
Quo vadis, erdostein? Or the current and future potential of erdosteine in practice
Erdosteine has a well-established place in the therapy of acute respiratory diseases in children.…
What is the effectiveness of levodropropizine in the treatment of children's cough?
Levodropropizine represents an effective and safe option for the treatment of acute irritating…
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