Off-label, on-demand: The problems with drug delivery start-ups
New prescription drug delivery start-ups are bypassing the FDA’s regulations on off-label marketing.
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New prescription drug delivery start-ups are bypassing the FDA’s regulations on off-label marketing.
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High drug prices have been a hot topic in politics recently, but there’s another reason that our country spends so much on drug costs, write Shannon Brownlee and Judith Garber in Stat News.
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Gabapentinoids like Neurontin and Lyrica are often prescribed for off-label uses. But does the evidence support this treatment?
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March 30-31 was a milestone in the Lown Medication Overload project, when 30 working group members came to Boston to discuss strategies for reducing medication overload. Here’s what we talked about!
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In two pieces published recently in JAMA, researchers identify important issues in cardiology guidelines, including the lack of clarity in summary statements and a worsening evidence base.
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What does it mean to be a “medical conservative”? These doctors explain why it’s important to be skeptical about new medical advances until unbiased and high-quality evidence shows a clear benefit.
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In the newest edition of the American Family Physician, members of the Right Care Alliance Children’s Health Council present their final list of top “Do’s and Don’ts” for preventing both overuse and underuse in pediatrics.
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For conditions like mild hypertension, that depend a lot of patient behavior outside the clinic, adherence rates are typically very low. The newest piece in the Right Care Series gives physicians tips on how they can improve patient engagement.
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In a new commentary, Dr. Vinay Prasad and colleagues use a thought experiment to explain why cancer screening programs have to consider the harms as well as the benefits.
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When the majority of health professionals are experiencing feelings of exhaustion, detachment, and depression, could this possibly be problem that individuals can solve? Absolutely not.
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