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Journal Scan / Research · June 27, 2019

Associations Between Gabapentinoids and Injuries, Accidents, Mental Health, and Criminality

BMJ: British Medical Journal

 

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Silvio Inzucchi MD

BMJ: British Medical Journal
Associations Between Gabapentinoids and Suicidal Behaviour, Unintentional Overdoses, Injuries, Road Traffic Incidents, and Violent Crime: Population Based Cohort Study in Sweden
BMJ 2019 Jun 12;[EPub Ahead of Print], Y Molero, H Larsson, BM D'Onofrio, DJ Sharp, S Fazel

From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

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