On the recordMarch 20, 2018
I would think, excuse me, that if you are not an addict you may have a new hip, but by the time you are finished with your recovery you will be an addict.
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congress.govI would think, excuse me, that if you are not an addict you may have a new hip, but by the time you are finished with your recovery you will be an addict.
Eshoo raises concerns about opioid prescriptions leading to addiction post-surgery.
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