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Doctors 'De-Prescribing' for Over-Medicated Patients
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5:07Now PlayingMore patients are taking five or more prescription medications at once, putting them at risk for side effects and drug interactions. Amid concern about the potential harm of taking too many drugs, more doctors are de-prescribing, and getting patients off prescriptions that are no longer necessary. WSJ’s Laura Landro explains on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: iStock
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