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[PICK3]

U.S. doctors are too quick to reach for their prescription pads, according to a new report urging them to think more about side effects and non-drug alternatives.

US docs are overprescribing drugs, study finds - Health - Health care - More health news - msnbc.com

 

[miplank]

In before lestat!

 

[EarthRider]

awesome to hear, they can come buy supps from me now

 

[-SD-]

Yea and surgeons are too quick to perform surgeries, whats your fucking point

 

[misguided03]

All I wanna know is who the fuck paid for the study and if you say the tax payees I'm gonna go postal

 

[mrplunkey]

This is the new medicine. Turns-out, it's far cheaper to give someone their choice of hydrocodone or benzodiazopene instead of treating them.

My prediction (you heard it here first) is that 2/3 of the US population will be prescribed one or the other drug (or some close variant) by 2020. They'll be taking them at least 5 days/week.

 

[miplank]

Can I have both?

 

[PICK3]

This is the new medicine. Turns-out, it's far cheaper to give someone their choice of hydrocodone or benzodiazopene instead of treating them.

My prediction (you heard it here first) is that 2/3 of the US population will be prescribed one or the other drug (or some close variant) by 2020. They'll be taking them at least 5 days/week.

I'm knot going to continue to go to the doc for my weekly prostate exam without leaving with some sorta prescription in my hand



just sayin'

 

[CoBra666]

as long as prescription pot is that easy all is well in the states i suppose

 

[Captain FT]

As long as pharmaceutical sales continue to offer trips for x number of written prescriptions per month, doctors will write them.