A recent survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation has found that young adults and elsewhere are struggling to afford prescription drugs. Adults between 18 and 29 years old are the most affected, with a significant percentage unable to pay for their medications. The survey reveals that 33 percent of young adults in this age group cannot afford their prescriptions.

This is a concern as skipping medication can pose health risks, particularly for those taking certain types of drugs. Further details on this issue can be found through Miami's Community News, which has reported on the Kaiser Family Foundation's findings and the implications for young adults in the area.