In episode 425, James and Mike invite Samantha back again to talk about the evidence around the incidence of opioid use disorder that we cause by prescribing opioids. The key issue seems to be whether or not your patient has a history of substance abuse.
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Tools For Practice
In episode 424, James and Mike continue chatting with Samantha Moe about a number of useful studies in primary care. We talk about blood pressures in the elderly, negative urine cultures, melatonin and migraine, dementia and driving, and complementary health products for the common cold.
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In episode 423, James and Mike welcome Samantha Moe, a pharmacist and clinical evidence expert with the College of Family Physicians, to the podcast. We discuss studies on cannabis and risk of schizophrenia, the harms of PPIs, H pylori infections and duration of treatment, and blood pressure measurements over clothes or a bare arm.
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THE NUTRITION PROPOSITION BOOK
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