Plus: kidney benefits found for 26-year-old-drug; more
Tuesday, June 22, 2021 : Issue #1143 DISASTERS AVERTED — Near Miss Case Studies
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Letter from the Editor
Thi Huynh, our LECOM PharmD Candidate, was looking at how different clinicians recommend different food plans for their patients. Although she found almost as many plans as there were clinicians, the two most prominent plans were low carb and Mediterranean. She then started looking for comparisons to see if she could find which one was the best for weight loss and glucose control.
To find out which one was the best, take a look by clicking here for our Laterpay feature.
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Dave Joffe
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Newsflash: 26-year-old Drug Found to Have Kidney Benefits
See article #2. |
DISASTERS AVERTED — Near Miss Case Studies |
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| Mail-Order Mix-Up
During a recent phone follow-up call to one of my patients, a co-worker and I avoided a "Diabetes Disaster." My patient told me that she had received her mail-order refill for "ASPART," but the bottle didn't look the same.... |
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