One of the best things about electronic medical records is the ease of how data can be “sliced and diced” to look for casual cause and effect relationships.
This gives researchers the opportunity to fully examine if a subset of patients can benefit from the use of a medication that has no apparent relationship to a known disease.
This week Destiny Reed, PharmD. Candidate, Florida A&M College of Pharmacy, takes a look at a class of HIV medications and their ability to prevent diabetes, in our Laterpay feature.
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