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The Clinical Journal of Pain, 2013
Prescription opioid diversion and abuse are becoming increasingly prevalent in many regions of the world, particularly the United States. One method advocated to assess compliance with opioid prescriptions is occasional "pill counts." Shortly before a scheduled appointment, a patient is notified that they must bring in the unused portion of their ...
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Prescription opioid diversion and abuse are becoming increasingly prevalent in many regions of the world, particularly the United States. One method advocated to assess compliance with opioid prescriptions is occasional "pill counts." Shortly before a scheduled appointment, a patient is notified that they must bring in the unused portion of their ...
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1998
and more pills. These days I take 25 pills, caplets, tablets, capsules or whatever you want to call them, every 24 hours. The number has been higher and even, once, lower. It is the way I remember how to count. Other positive forces result - like game playing.
Willem J. Kolff +3 more
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and more pills. These days I take 25 pills, caplets, tablets, capsules or whatever you want to call them, every 24 hours. The number has been higher and even, once, lower. It is the way I remember how to count. Other positive forces result - like game playing.
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BMJ, 2012
How good is your prescribing? Not very good at all, if statistics are to be believed. Junior doctors make nearly a fifth of prescribing errors; just 35% of medical students have filled in a drug chart more than three times before qualifying. The blame is being laid at the feet of inconsistent and inadequate clinical pharmacology teaching in medical ...
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How good is your prescribing? Not very good at all, if statistics are to be believed. Junior doctors make nearly a fifth of prescribing errors; just 35% of medical students have filled in a drug chart more than three times before qualifying. The blame is being laid at the feet of inconsistent and inadequate clinical pharmacology teaching in medical ...
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1971
Two primary questions asked about any medication are "Is it effective?" and "Is it safe?" There is little doubt about the effectiveness of oral contraceptives, but many people, researchers, physicians, and laymen alike, are not convinced of their safety for all patients.
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Two primary questions asked about any medication are "Is it effective?" and "Is it safe?" There is little doubt about the effectiveness of oral contraceptives, but many people, researchers, physicians, and laymen alike, are not convinced of their safety for all patients.
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Science, 1989
Fundamentally new approaches to birth control—for example, a male pill, a once-a-month menses inducer, and an antifertility vaccine—cannot be realized before the next century, and then only if the virtual withdrawal of the pharmaceutical industry from this field can be reversed. Major changes in product liability would be the most significant incentive.
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Fundamentally new approaches to birth control—for example, a male pill, a once-a-month menses inducer, and an antifertility vaccine—cannot be realized before the next century, and then only if the virtual withdrawal of the pharmaceutical industry from this field can be reversed. Major changes in product liability would be the most significant incentive.
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Lipids, 1971
AbstractThe widespread use of anovulatory compounds and the well‐known effects of sex hormones on various aspects of metabolism prompted this review of our work and the work of others on observed changes in lipid metabolism resulting from the administration of oral contraceptives and their components.
R B, Alfin-Slater, L, Aftergood
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AbstractThe widespread use of anovulatory compounds and the well‐known effects of sex hormones on various aspects of metabolism prompted this review of our work and the work of others on observed changes in lipid metabolism resulting from the administration of oral contraceptives and their components.
R B, Alfin-Slater, L, Aftergood
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2004
Abstract: The history of development of the first oral contraceptive reveals the coalescence of scientific and social forces in the late 1950s that led to his major advance in reproductive freedom for women. Improved knowledge of basic reproductive endocrinology, the development of oral compounds by pharmaceutical companies, and careful clinical ...
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Abstract: The history of development of the first oral contraceptive reveals the coalescence of scientific and social forces in the late 1950s that led to his major advance in reproductive freedom for women. Improved knowledge of basic reproductive endocrinology, the development of oral compounds by pharmaceutical companies, and careful clinical ...
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