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118 - Cocaine and Beta-blockers: Absolute Contraindication or Medical Myth?
In this episode, we discuss the proposed risks of using beta blockers in patients with cocaine use disorders and whether evidence supports this drug interaction as an “absolute” contraindication.
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By Sean P. Kane, PharmD; Khyati Patel, PharmD
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In this episode, we discuss the proposed risks of using beta blockers in patients with cocaine use disorders and whether evidence supports this drug interaction as an “absolute” contraindication.
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