Physician-targeted selling is compared with boost in opioid overdose deaths, investigate shows
New investigate from NYU School of Medicine and Boston Medical Center published online Jan 18 in JAMA Network Open shows that increasing selling of opioid products to physicians � from consulting fees to giveaway dishes � is compared with aloft opioid prescribing rates and towering overdose deaths in a U.S.
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