Since 2005, both awareness and use of personal medication records (PMRs) have remained relatively low among U.S. adults 45 and older, with only about one-quarter aware of PMRs and slightly more than one-half of those actually using them. However, those who have a PMR carry it more often (59%) than in 2005 (46%), suggesting an increase in commitment about having it with them. PMR usage is directly related to the number of prescription drugs taken by an individual. … Back to Article
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