Antimicrobials, vaccines, anti-inflammatories linked to reduced risk for Alzheimer disease and dementia; antipsychotics and diabetes drugs tied to higher risk
Those who chose to receive MOUD plus app-based CM reported significantly fewer days of opioid use at end of treatment
Findings seen in patients following myocardial infarction
More than three-quarters of prescriptions were for a supply of more than seven days; 55 percent for 15 to 30 days
Of the about one-third receiving stimulant medication, 71.5 percent had difficulty filling prescription due to unavailability
Higher annual health care expenditures and lower quality of life reported for individuals with rheumatoid arthritis
Findings seen for doses >16 mg and emergency department or inpatient utilization
Likelihood of offering medications for OUD higher for jails with shorter mean distances to nearest facility providing MOUD
Dose-response relationship seen, with increased odds for high doses of amphetamine