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FDA Warns of Rare Drug Interactions with Antiseizure Drugs

Hypersensitivity reactions may start as a rash but can quickly result in injury to internal organs.

As opioid utilization decreases, other pharmacy trends bear watching.

A new WCRI report utilizes data from 68,850 workers from 2017-2021.

Employers reported 2.8 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses in 2022, an increase of 7.5% from 2021.

The order seeks increased transparency from AI companies regarding model operations, safety and privacy standards, and consumer/worker protections.

Healthe expertise is featured in Risk & Insurance magazine, both on larger industry trends, and on evolving drug trends.

The acetaminophen and ibuprofen combination was approved for IV use, and as an adjunct to opioid therapy for the treatment of pain.

A Healthesystems clinical expert tackles questions about Durable Medical Equipment (DME) trends.

Approximately 45.6% of health workers reported feeling burnout often or very often in 2022.

Similar to a Washington law passed earlier this year, employees are not permitted to possess, to be impaired by, or to use cannabis on the job.

The ketamine molecule is not FDA-approved in any formulation for the treatment of psychiatric disorders.

Tate Rice and Silvia Sacalis share their respective expertise on key issues in physical therapy and pharmacy management.

Exuua was approved for major depressive disorder, while two diabetes medications receive generic approvals.

Potential applications, benefits, pitfalls, questions, and the matter of regulation.

After studying 273 blood samples, researchers could detect long COVID with 96% accuracy.

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