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Study: 4% of those aged 65 and older can't afford their prescription at all.
More than 3% skipped doses, delayed filling a prescription or took less medication than prescribed to cut back on costs.
Dr. Lalita Abhyankar , a family medicine physician, said she often sees patients struggling to pay for medications.
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