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More than one in five patients report having experienced a medical error

21 Percent of Americans Report Experiencing a Medical Error

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Survey results show patients and families feel some responsibility for patient safety
Most ophthalmologists write no more than 10 opioid prescriptions annually

Most Ophthalmologists Write Few Opioid Prescriptions

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On average, they write 7 opioid prescriptions annually, with 5-day mean supply
Nonvalvular atrial fibrillation patients who take non-vitamin K oral anticoagulants along with certain other medications are at increased risk for major bleeding

Anticoagulants With Other Drugs Raise Bleeding Risk in AF

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And antithrobotic medications linked to higher rate of hematuria-related events in older adults
For patients at high risk for breast cancer

Provider Advice Impacts Breast Cancer Prevention Decisions

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Worry, trust also affect choice on whether to use selective estrogen receptor modulators
General practitioners are less likely to support cessation of smoking in patients with cancer than in those with coronary heart disease

Smoking Cessation Support Less Likely for Cancer Patients

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General practitioners less likely to support smoking cessation in patients with cancer than with CHD
Small molecular medicines can be printed precisely using organic vapor jets

Process Promising for On-Site Printing of Custom-Dosed Meds

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Printed films, original powders exhibit similar crystallographic order and chemistry
Immediate or delayed differences in adverse event rates were seen after generic commercialization of three antihypertensive drugs

Commercialization of Generics Impacts Adverse Event Rates

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Adverse events up for generic users of losartan, valsartan, candesartan in month of commercialization
An analysis of whole-exome and RNA sequencing data reveals mutations

Insulinomas May Hold Key to Diabetes Drug Development

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Novel discovery of molecular pathways may reveal map to regenerate insulin-producing cells
Treatment with long-acting muscarinic antagonists plus long-acting β-agonists is associated with fewer exacerbation events in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

LAMA Plus LABA Tied to Fewer Exacerbations in Stable COPD

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Also might result in greater improvement in FEV1 than LABA plus corticosteroids
Prescription opioid-related inpatient and emergency department discharges have decreased since 2010

Hospital Discharges for Prescription Opioids Have Fallen

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But inpatient and ED discharges related to heroin have increased in past decade