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In The Spotlight
CR poll finds risky drug habits
Some of our survey respondents admitted to skipping dosages, sharing a prescription drug, or not filling their prescriptions at all.
10 ways to cut drug costs
By talking to your doctor and comparison shopping, you could save a bundle on your prescription medicine.Worried about generics?
Nearly half of the people in our survey said they had reservations about taking generic drugs. Here's why they shouldn't worry.
Don't let drug ads fool you
For many common conditions, heavily advertised drugs often aren't the most effective, safest, or least expensive.Best Drugs for Less Get the right drugs at the lowest possible price
How can you tell if a brand-name drug or a lower-cost generic is the best choice? Using comparative effectiveness, Best Drugs for Less will help you decide on the most effective, safest, and least expensive drug for many common conditions.
In this Issue
What to do when diet and lifestyle changes aren't enough.
Low-cost medicines to control your type 2 diabetes.
Find out why antidepressants aren't always the answer.
