prescription costs
Drug price burden
Prescription costs are the expenses associated with obtaining prescribed medications.
These include the price of the drug itself, dispensing fees, and any copays or deductibles required by insurance.
In American healthcare discussions, rising prescription costs often refers to the broader issue of medication affordability, particularly for chronic conditions or newer treatments.
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