Doctors are accidentally killing patients by the thousands each year because a standard reference tool used throughout the medical industry is wrong, two experts are claiming.

Opioid equianalgesic dosing chart used for interchanging between drug, route of administration, or both.

Nearly 24 million opioids, such as morphine, were prescribed in 2017 - equivalent to 2,700 packs an hour. A drugs counsellor and former user told the BBC the NHS was "creating drug addicts".

A hidden and worrying aspect of the rapid growth in NHS waiting lists is the 40 per cent rise in use of drugs like tramadol, codeine and dihydrocodeine compared to pre-pandemic levels.

The Crisis at the NHS, in Eight Charts A decade of tight budgets, a Covid backlog and a shortage of hospital beds and staff have strained care at the U.K.'s government-run National Health Service.

The pressure on the NHS is “equivalent” to that of the early stage of the pandemic, a leading health official has said. Saffron Cordery, interim chief executive of NHS Providers, said that now the ...

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NHS 'healthy weight' calculator wrongly advised fat people to eat up to 2,000 'excess' calories each week - the equivalent of FOUR Big Macs If a dieter followed the instructions, they could have ...

There are no studies on the process of opioid rotation (OR) from hydrocodone to strong opioids in cancer patients. Our aim was to determine the conversion ratio (CR) for OR from hydrocodone to ...

A hidden and worrying aspect of the rapid growth in NHS waiting lists is the 40 per cent rise in use of drugs like tramadol, codeine and dihydrocodeine compared to pre-pandemic levels.

The pressure on the NHS is “equivalent” to that of the early stage of the pandemic, a leading health official has said. Saffron Cordery, interim chief executive of NHS Providers, said that now the ...

A hidden and worrying aspect of the rapid growth in NHS waiting lists is the 40 per cent rise in use of drugs like tramadol, codeine and dihydrocodeine compared to pre-pandemic levels. Researchers ...