Antiemetics drugs market size from USD 3.1 billion in 2022 to USD 5.4 billion in 10 years. The rising prevalence of cancer drives the market’s growth. .
The burden of delirium in the intensive care setting is a global priority. Delirium affects up to 80% of patients in intensive care units; an episode of delirium is often distressing to patients and their families, and delirium in patients within, or outside of, the intensive care unit (ICU) setting is associated with poor outcomes. In the short term, such poor outcomes include longer stay in intensive care, longer hospital stay, increased risk of other hospital-acquired complications, and increased risk of hospital mortality. Longer term sequelae include cognitive impairment and functional dependency. While medical category of admission may be a risk factor for poor outcomes in critical care populations, outcomes for surgical ICU admissions are also poor, with dependency at hospital discharge exceeding 30% and increased risk of in-hospital mortality, particularly in vulnerable groups, with high-risk procedures, and resource-scarce settings. A practical approach to delirium prevention
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Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 9: Jammu Pharmaceutical Distributors Association (JPDA), Jammu Province conducted a seminar on the topic ‘Misuse of Habit Forming Medicines & The Way Forward’, last evening. The chief guest on the occasion was Ramesh Kumar (Divisional Commissioner Jammu) and guest of honour was Lotika Khajuria (State Drugs Controller, J&K UT). In his opening remarks, Rakesh Gupta (president of the Association) apprised the participants who were from both the wholesale and retail business of medicines that drugs/medicines under […]