Medication adherence
Medication non-adherence is pervasive healthcare problem, accounting for up to $300 billion in U.S. healthcare costs per year. Learn about the tools and solutions available to improve medication adherence.
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Medication Non-Adherence: America’s 100 Billion Dollar Healthcare Problem
About the Author: Stephen J. Kogut PhD MBA RPh is a pharmacist and professor at the University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy, where he conducts research on medication adherence, prescription drug cost and patient health outcomes.
Edited by Léa Bourgade, Content and Community Manager at Hero.
The Link Between Loneliness & Medication Adherence
About the Author: Kasley Killam, MPH is the founder of Social Health Labs, where she partners with cross-sector organizations on local, state, and national initiatives to reduce loneliness and improve social well-being. She holds a master’s from the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health.
What are the Signs of a Prescription Overdose?
The word “overdose” probably brings to mind illicit drugs, but taking too much of prescribed meds is surprisingly common. Knowing the physical and behavioral signs are key in identifying a problem so you can get help.
5 Food & Medication Combinations You Should Avoid
Keeping track of your medications and each of their interactions can get complicated. Even foods considered nutritious may pose a health risk in combination with certain drugs. Some foods can increase or decrease the effectiveness of your medications—or render them toxic.