One in six U.S. adults with asthma skips meds due to costs, risking more attacks.

About one in six U.S. adults with asthma can't afford their medications as prescribed, leading to higher risks of asthma attacks and emergency visits. Despite a decline from 23% in 2011 to 13% in 2022, cost remains a barrier, especially for women, Black individuals, and those aged 18-60. The study, covering 12 years and published in Thorax, highlights the need for better medication affordability.

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