March 1998
Precision Pills
By Beth Horning
People who take pills for chronic diseases face schedules that would give an air-traffic controller pause: one kind of medication three times daily with meals, for instance, a second mid-morning and mid-afternoon, and a third at bedtime, as well as several others at various hours.
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