One Acetaminophen Headache Remains Untreated: Acronyms On Pharmacy Containers
Executive Summary
FDA hopes to curtail acetaminophen overdosing by requiring manufacturers to restrict the amount of the drug in combination Rx products. But another potential cause of overdosing remains intact: the use of acronyms on pharmacy labels.
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