Does β‑Blocker Use Increase Depression Risk?
While depression is often cited as an adverse effect of β-blocker use, there is limited evidence supporting this causal relationship.
While depression is often cited as an adverse effect of β-blocker use, there is limited evidence supporting this causal relationship.
The study aimed to identify medication classes and specific SSRIs that provide high rates of remission as well as a low risk of adverse events when used in the treatment of panic disorder with or without agoraphobia.
While known to increase patient compliance, medication organizers, such as blister packs and pill boxes, have also been associated with unintentional pediatric medication exposures.
This retrospective EHR review aimed to evaluate the frequency of reported ADHD symptom improvement and adverse effects associated with these medication classes when used as initial therapy in preschool-age children.
At normal doses, the drug’s adverse effects are minimal, with the majority being attributed to acute withdrawal effects.
The patient, who had suffered a traumatic brain injury approximately 8 months prior, presented to the emergency department complaining of increasing dizziness as well as sleepwalking frequency.
The review included a total of 81 unique trials that reported 1 or more outcomes of interest.
Maternal exposure to labor epidural analgesia may be associated with an increased risk of autism spectrum disorders in offspring.
At AAIC 2020, 2 presentations separately discussed observing a reduced risk of AD in patients who received the influenza and pneumonia vaccines.
In order to provide national guidance addressing issues surrounding pain management practices, an expert panel was convened to provide a framework for pain practitioners and institutions.