Dopamine agonist withdrawal is a foreseeable injury
Dopamine agonist withdrawal syndrome (DAWS). That is its name. Named in the literature since 2010. Diagnostic criteria exist. It affects, by conservative estimate, one in five to one in four patients who taper off these drugs. This is not a…
Dopamine agonist withdrawal syndrome (DAWS). That is its name. Named in the literature since 2010. Diagnostic criteria exist. It affects, by conservative estimate, one in five to one in four patients who taper off these drugs. This is not a mystery ailment. It is a known, foreseeable medical injury, and foreseeable harm that goes unwarned and unmonitored is not bad luck. It is a failure of duty. If this profession …
Dopamine agonist withdrawal is a foreseeable injury
