Deprescribing and the Older Cardiovascular Patient
Cardiology drugs may cause harm in vulnerable populations, including the elderly, and reducing or discontinuing certain medications strives to avoid this negative outcome.
The Impact of Pharmacy Deserts
Most pharmacies that closed between 2009 and 2015 in the United States were independent drugstores in low-income urban areas with underserved populations.
Treating Genetic Obesity With the Novel Agent Setmelanotide
This drug, which has had favorable results in clinical trials, is indicated only for use in obese patients who have specific genetic disorders.
Addressing Health Disparities Through Harm Reduction
Expanding access to naloxone, sterile syringes, and HIV preexposure prophylaxis can help prevent negative consequences of drug use and reduce inequities in overdose-related morbidity and mortality.
A Review of Moderate and Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
Traumatic brain injury is a significant public-health problem in the United States, with the youngest and oldest populations being most vulnerable.
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Managing HIV Coinfections and Complications
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Pain Management • March 2026 • 2.00 Credits
Updated Guidance for Opioid Use in Pain Management
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Cardiovascular • February 2026 • 2.00 Credits
Managing Modifiable Risk Factors in Chronic Coronary Disease
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