A study that set out to identify a potential link between an opioid prescription and persistent use of the drug among postpartum patients yielded some surprising findings.
Low-dose ASA should not be routinely prescribed for the primary prevention of stroke, particularly in older persons predisposed to head trauma from falls.
Older adults need healthcare and social services that respond to their unique needs. For older women, however, research shows that this is not happening.
‘You see something that you see so much work you’ve put into it, just being destroyed in a little bit of time. It’s . . . it’s hard to process,’ said the pharmacy owner Danielle Driscoll.
