ContextPrescription drugs are instrumental to managing and preventing chronic disease.
Recent changes in US prescription drug cost sharing could affect access to them …

As pharmaceutical expenditure continues to rise, third-party payers in most high-income
countries have increasingly shifted the burden of payment for prescription drugs to patients …

Background Growing expenditures on prescription medicines represent a major challenge
to many health systems. Cap and co‐payment policies are intended as an incentive to deter …

Constraint of restorative activities prolongs chronic stress and may exacerbate depressive
symptoms. Treating unseasonable weather as an ecological constraint on restorative …

The last decades increasing pharmaceutical expenditures in Sweden and other western
countries have created a need for reforms to reduce the trend. The aim was to analyse if …

Abstract Study Objectives: To examine secular trends in work-related sleep disturbances
and their association with sickness absence in the Swedish working population. Design …

Objective To identify pharmaceutical policy changes during the economic recession in eight
European countries and to determine whether policy measures resulted in lower sales of …

Vacations enable people to help one another, spend time together in pleasant contexts, and
renew relational resources. Reasoning that these shared activities spread social and …

The growth in expenditure on the financing of pharmaceuticals is a factor that accounts for a
large part of the increase in public health spending in most developed countries. In an …

Purpose We assessed the impact of the introduction of a€ 0.50 prescription copayment, and
its increase to€ 1.50, on adherence to essential and less‐essential medicines in a publicly …