September 2022 Medical News Summary
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JAMA Medical News
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New Guidance From the American Academy of Pediatrics on Protecting Children From Sexual Abuse in Health Care Settings; Growing Role of Gabapentin in Opioid-Related Overdoses Highlights Misuse Potential and Off-label Prescribing Practices.
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- New Guidance From the American Academy of Pediatrics on Protecting Children From Sexual Abuse in Health Care Settings
- Growing Role of Gabapentin in Opioid-Related Overdoses Highlights Misuse Potential and Off-label Prescribing Practices
- Reports of Asymptomatic Monkeypox Suggest That, at the Very Least, Some Infections Go Unnoticed
- After the Genome—A Brief History of Proteomics
- Dr Fauci and the Art of Science Communication
- The Dreaded “Twindemic” of Influenza and COVID-19 Has Not Yet Materialized—Might This Be the Year?
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