Article

Steps Pharmacists Should Take to Reduce OIC

Conference|PAINWeek Conference

Jeffrey Gudin, MD, outlines the steps pharmacists should take to reduce opioid-induced constipation.

Jeffrey Gudin, MD, outlines the steps pharmacists should take to reduce opioid-induced constipation.

Related Videos
Hands holding a crochet heart | Image Credit: © StockerThings - stock.adobe.com
Wooden blocks spelling HDL, LDL | Image Credit: © surasak - stock.adobe.com
Anticoagulant attacking blood clot | Image Credit: © BURIN93 - stock.adobe.com
Depiction of man aging | Image Credit: © Top AI images - stock.adobe.com
Map with pins | Image Credit: © Tryfonov - stock.adobe.com
Heart with stethoscope | Image Credit: © DARIKA - stock.adobe.com
Image Credit: © abricotine - stock.adobe.com
Related Content
Vitamin D supplement - Image credit: Dmitrii | stock.adobe.com
November 20th 2024

Increase of Vitamin D Supplements Could Lower Blood Pressure Among Older Individuals With Obesity

Kennedy Ferruggia, Assistant Editor
Public Health Matters podcast logo
September 19th 2024

Public Health Matters: The Difference Between Misinformation and Disinformation, and How Information Can Inform Evidence-Based Decisions

Early Asthma Onset Associated With Memory and Executive Function Difficulties in Children
November 20th 2024

Early Asthma Onset Associated With Memory and Executive Function Difficulties in Children

Luke Halpern, Assistant Editor
Public Health Matters podcast logo
August 22nd 2024

Public Health Matters: Healthcare Advocate Summit Emphasizes Advocates Have a Voice in Creating Solutions

Elderly woman completing puzzle -- Image credit: LIGHTFIELD STUDIOS | stock.adobe.com
November 20th 2024

Alzheimer Disease Treatment Can Improve Population Health and Health Equity

Gillian McGovern, Assistant Editor
Toddler boy has Cold or Flu or influenza or asthma or pneumonia disease and need nebulizations,Sick boy rest on patient bed in hospital and has inhalation therapy by the mask of inhaler.Sick - Image credit: Bonn | stock.adobe.com
November 20th 2024

Condition Watch: Respiratory Syncytial Virus

PT Staff