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A resource has been produced to encourage family physicians to consider prescribing naloxone to patients

AAFP Encourages Family Doctors to Consider Prescribing Naloxone

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Coprescription urged for patients, family members, close friends when patient at risk of overdose
A synchronized prescription renewal process can save physicians time and money

Synchronized Prescription Renewal Process Saves Time

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Renewing all patient's stable medications for 12 to 15 months can save time and money
In a new study on how often medication errors occur during surgery

ASA: Peri-Op Medication Errors Far Too Common

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And most of the mistakes are preventable, researchers report
When it comes to treating seniors with diabetes

Many Seniors May Be Overtreated for T2DM, Hypertension

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Physicians may be concerned about malpractice claims or performance measure variables
All packs of Auvi-Q injectors are being recalled in the United States as some may not deliver the correct dose of epinephrine

Sanofi Recalls Auvi-Q Injectors Used to Treat Anaphylaxis

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Injectors may not deliver right amount of drug
Cancer-associated incidental pulmonary embolism should be treated with low molecular weight heparins

Review Supports LMWH for Cancer-Linked Incidental PE

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VTE recurrence risk similar under LMWHs, vitamin K antagonists; risk of major hemorrhage up under VKA
For patients with rheumatoid arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease with prior nonmelanoma skin cancer (NMSC)

Some RA Treatments Up Second Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer Risk

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Increased risk with methotrexate, and for anti-TNF drugs in conjunction with methotrexate
Lynparza (olaparib) targets mutations found in about 30 percent of men with prostate cancer

Ovarian Cancer Rx Promising for Prostate Tumors

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In small study, olaparib targeted gene mutation in men who had failed other therapy
In a case report published in the October issue of Clinical Diabetes

Case of Lactic Acidosis With Metformin, Normal Renal Function

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Patient presented to ER with coughing and shortness of breath, normal renal function
Women are more often treated with low-dose dabigatran

Women More Often Treated With Low-Dose Dabigatran

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Despite trend toward lower stroke risk with high dose