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Most skin eruptions in patients who are taking antiepileptic drugs are relatively benign, but with close supervision, some patients with epilepsy may continue treatment. Also today, adherence to statins is lower among younger patients, women, and minorities, the flu season rages on, and how medication-assisted treatment impacts pregnant women with opioid use disorder.

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Most skin eruptions in patients who are taking antiepileptic drugs are relatively benign, but with close supervision, some patients with epilepsy may continue treatment. Also today, adherence to statins is lower among younger patients, women, and minorities, the flu season rages on, and how medication-assisted treatment impacts pregnant women with opioid use disorder.

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Most skin eruptions in patients who are taking antiepileptic drugs are relatively benign, but with close supervision, some patients with epilepsy may continue treatment. Also today, adherence to statins is lower among younger patients, women, and minorities, the flu season rages on, and how medication-assisted treatment impacts pregnant women with opioid use disorder.

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