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Methods of behavior change in medication non-adherence

Medication adherence is a complex human behavior and a myriad of factors influence it. Adherence behavior is predicted and explained by different behavioral models and theories that form the basis of different behavior change…

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Should patients be paid to take their treatment?

Ensuring that patients adhere to their prescribed treatments is one of the most significant challenges in…

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Navigating the world of biosimilars for better health outcomes and…

Biosimilars are the more affordable biologics with no clinically meaningful differences in purity, efficacy, and…

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The hidden challenge of non-adherence in kidney transplantation

Medication adherence is a cornerstone of successful treatment outcomes in chronic diseases, particularly in the…

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Improving patient understanding in metastatic colorectal cancer using chatgpt…

Effective communication between physicians and patients is paramount, especially when discussing complex…

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Policy and practice in healthcare systems to promote biosimilar use

Biosimilars contribute towards the sustainability of the health system by offering alternatives to high-cost…

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2024 a:care Congress: Major milestones in medication adherence

The 2024 a:care Congress on Medication Adherence and Behavioral Science was a landmark event, setting new…

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Medication adherence as the keystone in COPD management success

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary disease (COPD) is a chronic respiratory illness that can be treated with various…

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