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Understanding the causes of asthma medication non-adherence in the USA

Thorax podcast by BMJ Group

Feb 14, 202519:43Science & Medicine

There are many factors which might contribute to asthma patients not adhering to their medication, such as access to services, or convenience of use. One well-known and important barrier in the United States is simply co...

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