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Long-Acting Injectable Therapy in the Management of Adult Patients with Schizophrenia|

Major Depressive Disorder

Robert Averbuch, MD

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Opioid Use in the Elderly

ByUma Suryadevara, MD,Richard Holbert, MD,Robert Averbuch, MD

January 30th 2018

While opioid use disorders are more common in younger patients, prevalence among the elderly is growing.

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Opioid Use in the Elderly
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