A data visualization consisting of a run chart (with the title "Persistence") and a bar graph (with the title "Consumption"). The run chart shows the Percentage of Patients Remaining on Therapy (on the y-axis spanning from 0% to 100%) compared to their Days to Discontinuation (on the x-axis spanning from 0 days to 360 days). It compares patients by age ranges : 19-30 years old (in orange) 31-50 years old (in green) 51-65 years old (in blue) and 66+ years old (in red). The data shows that many patients discontinue treatment after the first 30 days then trend steadily downwards for the next 11 months. The bar graph shows the Average Patient Days of Treatment (a.k.a. PDOT on the y-axis spanning from 40 to 100) for the same 4 age ranges mentioned previously. The data shows that patients between 19-30 years old have the lowest average PDOT (49.5 days) and patients over 65 years old have the highest average PDOT (100.1 days). The background is white and gray with graphic elements in orange green blue and red with text in black.
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