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| comScore Networks recently released key findings from a study focused on the opinions, attitudes and observed behaviors of visitors to online pharmacies.* Results show that despite safety concerns, a significant percentage of visitors to online pharmacies believe the sites provide an affordable and appealing alternative to traditional methods of buying prescription drugs. Reportedly, seventeen million Americans visited online pharmacies in the fourth quarter of 2004.* That figure is up 14 percent from the third quarter.** Quoted in a company press release, comScore Networks senior VP Bridget O’Toole said, “A majority of online pharmacy visitors reported concerns about the safety and legality of buying drugs online, but the perception that e-commerce offers lower costs and greater convenience is weighing heavily on consumer decisions. Interestingly, 62 percent of respondents feel some prescription drugs that have been proven effective should be available to the public despite possible secondary effects, even in light of the recent controversy surrounding COX-II drugs.” eWeek’s coverage of the news here. ReadPermalink*|*Email this*|*Comments http://www.medicalinformaticsinsider...ne-pharmacies/ |
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