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NSAID "SCORE" questionnaire accurately predicts risk of GI bleed for 16 analgesics.

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NSAID "SCORE" QUESTIONNAIRE PREDICTS RISK OF GI BLEED with almost 95% accuracy, according to SCORE developers, Gurkipal Singh, MD, et al., Stanford University School of Medicine. The Stanford Calculator of Risk of Events (SCORE) for physicians and other caregivers is a computerized predictor of the risk of stomach damage and gastrointestinal bleeding in patients who are considering taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs on a chronic basis. The researchers also devised a paper questionnaire for patients.

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