January 28, 2019
Rose
"Who is saving us?" one mother wonders. "Nobody." Being a parent of a child who died from drugs can be isolating and traumatic, yet few resources go toward helping these families. In other news on the crisis: a look at what the federal government is doing to curb the epidemic; prescribing practices of doctors; risks of giving opioids to young patients; Walgreens' business practices; and more from the states.
from Kaiser Health News http://bit.ly/2WmXGpa
January 28, 2019
Rose
Health News, Kaiser Health News
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