A study in Annals of Internal Medicine finds that for heart attack patients that had stopped taking their medication there were 30% greater odds that they had a change in pill color or shape preceding the discontinuation.

Heart Attack Patients More Likely to Stop Taking Medication if Their Pill Changes Shape or Color

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Heart Attack Patients More Likely to Stop Taking Medication if Their Pill Changes Shape or Color

Heart Attack Patients More Likely to Stop Taking Medication if Their Pill Changes Shape or Color