Editorial
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Patient empowerment and publicly-funded research
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New Products
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Uncertain harm-benefit balance
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Two new drugs, but no progress
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Useful for some patients in treatment failure
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New oral transmucosal form has no advantages in breakthrough pain
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Adverse Effects
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Beware of overuse
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Certainly not a safe drug
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Dehydration is a contributing factor
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Carefully assess harm-benefit balance in cirrhosis patients
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Unfavourable harm-benefit balance
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How many more victims before market withdrawal?
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Informing patients is key
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Assess risk of serious bleeding before use
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Reviews
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Vague and irrelevant concepts
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Leukaemia patients are also at risk
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Poorly effective, potentially harmful
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Especially relevant for young patients
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