Matt Mulcock: No, I mean, I think thats spot-on, and just coming back again theres that kind of technical aspect of the role that it plays in your life
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ADRs reported included: constipation (non-fatal = 62, fatal = 8), gastrointestinal hypomotility (non-fatal = 4, fatal = 0), fecal impaction (non-fatal = 13, fatal = 3), Ileus (non-fatal = 5, fatal = 3), paralytic ileus (non-fatal = 14, fatal = 1), Ogilvie syndrome (non-fatal = 2, fatal = 0), small bowel obstruction (non-fatal = 9, fatal = 1), pseudo small bowel obstruction (non-fatal = 1, fatal = 0), large bowel obstruction (non-fatal = 0, fatal = 1), intestinal obstruction (non-fatal = 54, fatal = 8), intestinal ischemia (non-fatal = 5, fatal = 5), megacolon (non-fatal = 8, fatal = 3), bowel perforation (non-fatal = 5, fatal= 6)
New England states round out the remaining top four, with Massachusetts charging $3.51 per pack, followed by Rhode Island ($3.50) and Connecticut ($3.40)
