June 10, 2019
Rose
A Washington doctor cut a patient's oxycontin prescription by a third fearing he'd overdose. Later, she felt compelled to increase the prescription. In Tennessee, a pain clinic closed, leaving patients without pain prescriptions and unable to find new doctors to fill them. Other news on the epidemic looks at Idaho's lawsuit against Purdue Pharma for its ''deadly marketing campaign."
from Kaiser Health News http://bit.ly/2F0WqRE
June 10, 2019
Rose
Health News, Kaiser Health News
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