Arianna Johnson is a reporter on the Forbes news desk who covers explainers and trends, with a frequent focus on health and science. She joined Forbes in 2022 and works in Texas. Johnson has covered prominent weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy, the health effects of the artificial sweetener aspartame and the impacts of the Covid vaccines.
Trump Promises Tax Cuts At Business Roundtable With CEOs, Including Apple’s Tim Cook And JP Morgan’s Jamie DimonThe arrests of two executives of a large telehealth medication company may worsen an almost two-year ADHD medication shortage and disrupt the care of upwards of 50,000 patients across the country, but the CDC warns against seeking treatment from the illegal drug market as an alternative.
The agency warned patients seeking medical care outside regulated health systems due to the shortage “significantly increases their risk” of overdosing from counterfeit pills mixed with substances like fentanyl sold on the illegal drug market.—including drug abuse, alcohol abuse, unintentional injuries, suicide and gambling issues—so the CDC advises healthcare providers to communicate these risks to patients and provide further assistance.
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