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Category: Opioids After Childbirth

Opioids After Childbirth Put Women At Risk For Chronic Use

Opioids After Childbirth Put Women At Risk For Chronic Use

Researchers found that 27% of women who had vaginal deliveries filled an opioid prescription.

Published 31 July 2019
Categorised as Opioids After ChildbirthTagged opioid overprescribing

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