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Matthew Dalstrom1, Ryan Chung2, Lynette Castronovo1
1Graduate Department, Saint Anthony College of Nursing, Rockford, Illinois, USA.
Abstract:
Annually, retirees known as Winter Texans travel to spend the winter along the Texas/Mexico border and while there, many purchase medicine in Mexico. However, strategies that are used when purchasing Mexican medicine and the health implications of doing so have not been adequately explored. The results of the study we report illustrate that Winter Texans are knowledgeable about their healthcare and act more as choice-making consumers than patients seeking care. Furthermore, the use of Mexican medication did not increase rates of adverse drug events or decrease health-related quality of life scores.
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