
"There's a lot of barriers for patients to taking their medication correctly, but it definitely, I would say, is a problem that affects elderly people a lot more because they're taking so many medications," said pharmacist Christina Guthenberg.
But there are things you can do to make sure you're not crossing the fine line between health and harm.
Start in your own home and toss expired medications - don't use them.
Next, explore the Medscape Drug Interaction Checker (www.medscape.com/druginfo/druginterchecker). List your medications, press a button, and see how you're doing. Also, just ask your pharmacist. Bring everything you got.
"We're talking about every medication that they take, so it could be a prescription, it could be a non-prescription, and then we usually like to ask them about even supplements they might take," said Guthenberg.
CVS has partnered with the National Council on Aging to present medication-checking events.
If you missed one, check with your own pharmacist for a consultation.
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