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What predictors of inappropriate proton pump inhibitors use in elderly patients?

Studies consistently show that over half of proton pump inhibitor (PPI) prescriptions in primary care are for inappropriate indications. Identifying the key factors that predict inappropriate proton pump inhibitors use in elderly patients is a critical step toward improving medication safety and reducing adverse effects in this vulnerable population.

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Do prolonged use of proton pump inhibitors affect cognitive function in older adults? A critical analysis

For many older adults managing acid reflux, proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are a staple medication, but observational studies have raised concerns about a link between prolonged use and cognitive decline. The pressing question remains: do prolonged use of proton pump inhibitors affect cognitive function in older adults? Exploring this complex issue requires a careful look at the available research.

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