1
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brand name drug
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Brazil
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Less commonly prescribed due to the prevalence and affordability of generic drugs, viewed as expensive and sometimes inaccessible for the general population.
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1
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2
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drug commercials
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Brazil
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Less prominent in print and online media due to stringent advertising regulations
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1
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3
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generic drugs
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Argentina
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Frequently used and trusted by healthcare professionals due to cost-effectiveness
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1
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4
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generic drugs
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Brazil
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Regarded as equivalent to brand-name drugs but often more affordable
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1
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5
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over-the-counter drugs
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Argentina
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Usually obtained from pharmacies only, with limited availability in supermarkets
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1
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6
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over-the-counter drugs
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Brazil
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Usually obtained from pharmacies only, with limited availability in supermarkets
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1
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7
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patient self-medication
|
Brazil
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Commonly practiced, with over-the-counter medications easily accessible
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1
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8
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prescription drugs
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Brazil
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There is a widespread use of over-the-counter drugs for symptoms that might require prescription medication in other countries.
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1
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9
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prescription medication
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Brazil
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Prescription medication can often be purchased at a pharmacy without a doctor's prescription, but it may require consultation with a pharmacist.
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1
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10
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use of pharmaceuticals
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Argentina
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Emphasis on natural and holistic approaches to health, with pharmaceuticals being used as a last resort
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1
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11
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use of pharmaceuticals
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Brazil
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Emphasis on natural and holistic approaches to health, with pharmaceuticals being used as a last resort
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1
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