Study reveals racial bias in postsurgical analgesia
While recovering from major surgery, Black patients may be less likely to receive certain multimodal analgesia options and more likely to receive oral opioids than
While recovering from major surgery, Black patients may be less likely to receive certain multimodal analgesia options and more likely to receive oral opioids than
The World Health Organization (WHO) has certified Egypt as malaria-free, marking a significant public health milestone for a country with more than 100 million inhabitants.
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Catalent, a leading contract drug manufacturer, issued an open letter on Monday to reassure customers that a proposed $16.5 billion deal — in which it would
It began with a burning pain in her right eye. At first, Elisabeth Cohen thought she’d gotten something in it. But the next day, as
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I have lost babies. Well, I didn’t lose them per se. They haven’t been misplaced, like keys or something. To forgo the polite euphemisms, they
STAT is publishing this investigation in partnership with The Examination. Perham Gorji was a career government lawyer, helping to lead the Food and Drug Administration’s
Researchers uncover sex-specific pain management mechanisms, revealing men rely on endogenous opioids while women use alternative pathways for pain relief.