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By Jacob Sanchez, The Texas Tribune
February 1, 2016
Many people who suffer from chronic pain appear to be taking too much over-the-counter medicine, putting them at risk of overdose that can result in liver and stomach problems or even death, a new survey found. (U.S. News & World Report)
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Jacob Sanchez was a newsletters fellow for the Tribune in 2016. At St. Edward’s University, he studied political science and journalism. Previously, Sanchez was an editorial intern at The Texas Observer,... More by Jacob Sanchez
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