
|Articles|March 28, 2018
Why medicine needs to intervene in the opioid crisis
Author(s)Jeff Bendix
We spoke with ChangeMaker John Hsu, MD, a California-based anesthesiologist on the need to intervene in the opioid crisis.
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We spoke with ChangeMaker John Hsu, MD, a California-based anesthesiologist on the need to intervene in the opioid crisis.
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