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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a daily pill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a medication or supplement that is taken every day.
Example: "The doctor prescribed a daily pill to help manage my condition."
Alternatives: "a pill taken every day" or "a pill for daily use."
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Treatment with hallucinogens cannot – and probably will not ever – be given as a daily pill.
It isn't strictly curable, but it can be controlled relatively easily with a daily pill.
For fifty dollars a month, a daily pill provides you with chemicals that nourish sirtuins.
(They split on whether they would prefer a daily pill or a longer-term implant).
That makes it possibly useful, like Truvada, for pre-exposure prophylaxis, but without the need to remember a daily pill.
"My wife and I will have nothing," said Mr. Porto, who takes a daily pill to lower his blood pressure.
Today, the single most common type 2 diabetes treatment is metformin, a daily pill that regulates blood sugar levels by boosting AMPK activity in the pancreas.
Is the risk really higher with slow-acting methods than with a daily pill, even if the hormone combination is the same?
The drug, taken as a daily pill, sells for at least $3.50 a day, compared with only pennies a day for some generic statins.
It will be even harder to persuade the asymptomatic to pop a daily pill or two for the public good.They might do so for love, of course.
Still, linaclotide, a daily pill, is likely to cost several dollars a day, so insurers may push patients to try generic laxatives and pain drugs first.
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