U.S. helps doctors lane patients’ medication drug use

<p>WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Obama administration is rising a <span>pilot program</span> to make it easier for doctors, pharmacists and puncture departments to entrance patients’ <span>prescription drug</span> records, aiming to branch a rising waves of lethal abuse.</p>
<p> Overdoses from <span>prescription drugs</span> are now a heading means of random deaths in a country, eclipsing automobile crashes and a total impact of heroin and heroin abuse.</p>
<p> The <span>U.S. Department of Health and Human Services</span>‘ Health IT multiplication will deliver a commander module in Indiana and Ohio.</p>
<p> Forty-nine U.S. states sanction such medication drug monitoring programs, that collect information from pharmacies and practitioners. But doctors in many states frequency use a information since of a problem in navigating by a information, HHS said.</p>...