A new study adds to the evidence that financial pressure, or the perception of pressure, may keep patients from getting treatment or taking medication for chronic conditions such as hypertension.
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- AJMC Study Confirms Link Between Financial Stress, Failure to Stick With Hypertension Medication
Published: May 29th 2014 | Updated:
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