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US drug shortages have decreased from 323 to 277 as of September 2024, yet many essential drugs remain scarce, with 50% of shortages lasting over 2 years due to ongoing supply and manufacturing issues.

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The study findings underscore the importance of early initiation of macitentan and tadalafil among patients who have pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), and represent a shift in understanding of prognosis based on diagnosis timing.


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As bird flu cases spread in both livestock and agriculture workers, the Department of Agriculture is taking steps to stop the spread of the virus.

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The COVID-19 pandemic required an evolution of traditional nursing practices,  but the unpredictability led to increased stress, burnout, and job dissatisfaction. 

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Applying Lipid Clinical Trials to the Practical Management of High-Risk Patients

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