What the DEA Does Not Understand Or Does Not Care About Medication Cessation Decisions
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- February1,2024 | ISSN 1940-6967
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In This Issue
- What the DEA Does Not Understand Or Does Not Care About Medication Cessation Decisions
- 90% Of Physicians Report Being Depressed
- Europe Is Facing A Pancreatic Cancer Emergency
- Euphoria-Free Pain Relief: A Gabapentin Alternative You’ve Been Waiting For?
- More Cardiologists Failing The Boards, Why & How To Fix?
- A Nitrogen Gas Execution Would Be Unduly Cruel
- Hackers Stole $7.5 Million In Grant Money From US Health Department
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