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Patrick Chatfield

Patrick Chatfield

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Total articles 4

  • Opioid Marketing and Overdose Death Rates

    By Patrick Chatfield| HealthCentral Verified An observational study published in JAMA Network Open analyzes the link between how much money pharmaceutical companies spend marketing to doctors and opioid overdose death rates a year later. The companies spent nearly $40 million to market their medications to U.S. doctors between 2013 to 2015.

    By Patrick Chatfield · HealthCentral

    Jan. 23, 2019

  • Penicillin Allergies: Are There Fewer Than We Thought?

    By Patrick Chatfield| HealthCentral Verified More than 32 million American are estimated to be allergic to penicillin, according to their medical records. But doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital, Kaiser Permanente, and Northwestern University think those numbers may be overestimating the number people who are allergic to penicillin. In an article in JAMA, the doctors point to some scenarios when people can be mistakenly diagnosed with penicillin allergy, preventing them from receiving the life-saving drug later in life.

    By Patrick Chatfield · HealthCentral

    Jan. 23, 2019

  • Penicillin Allergies: Are There Fewer Than We Thought?

    By Patrick Chatfield| HealthCentral Verified More than 32 million American are estimated to be allergic to penicillin, according to their medical records. But doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital, Kaiser Permanente, and Northwestern University think those numbers may be overestimating the number people who are allergic to penicillin. In an article in JAMA, the doctors point to some scenarios when people can be mistakenly diagnosed with penicillin allergy, preventing them from receiving the life-saving drug later in life.

    By Patrick Chatfield · HealthCentral

    Jan. 23, 2019

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