In a cohort of 561 individuals with chronic pain, sex and gender identity influenced repeated prescription refill odds
Your Pain Meds May Depend on Who You Are, Not Just What Hurts
This observational cohort study examined 561 individuals living with chronic pain using public and private prescription claims data over one…
Chronic pain treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all; new research shows your personal identity plays a major role in the prescriptions you receiv…
PETRUSHKA decision-support tool reduced treatment discontinuation and improved symptoms in major depressive disorder
The Algorithm That Helps Doctors Pick the Right Antidepressant for You
This randomized clinical trial evaluated an evidence-based clinical decision-support system called PETRUSHKA against usual care in adults wi…
A new web-based tool helps doctors pick the right antidepressant, cutting discontinuation rates by nearly 40% and helping patients stay on t…
Observational study examines antidepressant use patterns by sex and marital status in US adults
Survey examines antidepressant use among U.S. adults by sex and marital status
An observational study of US adults aged ≥20 years examined antidepressant use patterns by sex and marital status.
A new report looks at how antidepressant use among U.S. adults varies by sex and marital status, offering a snapshot of medication patterns …