Recognize Human Trafficking Victims Hidden in Plain Sight

July 2019

You'll hear a push for healthcare providers to be more aware of human trafficking...since over 80% of victims access healthcare.

Victims of this "modern slavery" are exploited for labor or sex...and held captive through force, fraud, or coercion.

All states in the U.S. are affected...and victims can be any age, gender, or race. But signs of human trafficking aren't cut-and-dried.

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Table of Contents

Asthma Consider a PRN Combo Inhaler for Some Adults With Mild Asthma
Cardiology Optimize Meds for Peripheral Artery Disease
Diabetes Simplify Type 2 Diabetes Regimens in Older Adults
HIV & AIDS Watch for Dovato, a New Two-Med Combo for HIV
Hemorrhoids Help Patients Navigate Treatments for Hemorrhoids
Hepatitis C Be Vigilant When Starting Meds in Patients Taking Hep C Antivirals
Public Health Recognize Human Trafficking Victims Hidden in Plain Sight
Devices Put Sensors for Inhalers in Perspective
Statins Evaluate CV Risks When Considering Statins for Patients Under Age 40
Drug Costs Be Prepared for Questions About Medication Prices in TV Ads
MRSA Don't Switch From Vancomycin for MRSA Bacteremia Just for an MIC of 2 mg/L
Allergic Reactions Sort Through Options When Treating Patients Reporting a Penicillin Allergy