Doctors should have the ability to use medications for alternative use, as long as their patients understand the risks. It's funny I was ridiculed for this - and now it seems to be "a-okay" again now that Democrats have full control in Minnesota. Funny how these things work... | Dr Scott Jensen

💊 Off-label doesn’t mean off-the-rails. In clinical medicine, we use medications off-label all the time — not because we’re guessing, but because the data and experience support it. The FDA approves drugs for specific uses, but real-world medicine evolves faster than the label.📊 Evidence. 🧠 Clinical judgment. 🫶 Always for the patient. #OffLabelUse #EvidenceBasedMedicine #DoctorExplains | Dr. Betsy Grunch - Ladyspinedoc

What’s the difference between FDA-approved and off-label? They’re not the same, but off-label use isn’t as scary as it sounds. ASPS Member Surgeon Dr. Kelly Killeen explains what FDA-approved really means, how off-label use works and how you can confidently bring it up during your consultation. 🔗 For the full article, click the link. https://bit.ly/48KYHNH #FDAApproved #FDAApprovedMeaning #OffLabel #OffLabelMeaning #OffLabelUse #OffLabelUsesForBotox #AestheticTreatments #FacialAesthetics #ASPS