...and opioid overdose. The study involved a population-based, county-level analysis that compared three sets of data. The first data set was industry marketing information pulled from the Centers for Medicare...
...and opioid overdose. The study involved a population-based, county-level analysis that compared three sets of data. The first data set was industry marketing information pulled from the Centers for Medicare...
The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) published a new study that examines the use of medication for opioid use disorder (OUD) among adults in 2021. Previous research has...
The Workers’ Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) published Monitoring Trends after Adoption of Drug Formularies, a series of studies examining the impact of formularies on prescription drug utilization and costs in...
...risks inherent to opioid use in workers' comp populations, exploring how data aggregation, combined with systematically applied clinical logic, can reduce drug therapy risks and expose gaps in care. Dr....
The Workers’ Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) published the 12th edition of their annual index of actual prices paid for medical professional services from 2008-2019, based on a market basket of commonly used...
...but more common amongst the vaccine group. While various other non-authorized vaccine candidates have been tested by researchers across the nation, this is one of the few additional candidates that...
...necessary label comprehension testing, establishing that these DFLs are consumer friendly and essentially clearing a primary hurdle for drug developers, allowing drug makers to insert product-specific information into their labels...
...of COVID-19 viral mutations that are resistant to bamlanivimab when administered alone. At this time, there are currently no testing technologies available that enable healthcare providers to test individual patients...
...to ensure all workers are either vaccinated or tested for COVID-19 once a week. Companies that do not comply would face thousands of dollars in fines per employee. Prior to...
...tests, 54% of respondents somewhat agreed, agreed, or strongly agreed that knowledge of their immune system decreased their anxiety. At the start of the pandemic, the Journal of the American Medical...
