The Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics
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Drugs Past Their Expiration Date
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Drugs Past Their Expiration Date
Healthcare providers are often asked if patients can use drugs after their expiration date. Pharmaceutical companies, because of legal restrictions and liability concerns, will not sanction such use and might not even comment on the safety or...more
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