The other side of the coin

Canadians are living longer, with those over the age of 85 becoming one of the fastest growing demographic groups.[1][1] Older adults, particularly those who are frail and have more medical conditions, are at greater risk of experiencing polypharmacy, which is often defined as regularly taking 5 or

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Canadian Family Physician
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2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.46747/cfp.720280
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Pharmaceutical Practices and Patient Outcomes
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The other side of the coin

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The other side of the coin

Tiphaine Pierson, M. Anne Monahan, Brenda G. Schuster, Camille Gagnon
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Abstract

Canadians are living longer, with those over the age of 85 becoming one of the fastest growing demographic groups.[1][1] Older adults, particularly those who are frail and have more medical conditions, are at greater risk of experiencing polypharmacy, which is often defined as regularly taking 5 or

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