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Lifesaving Drug Narcan May Soon Be Available Over the Counter

Narcan, the easy-to-use nasal spray of the drug naloxone, which has a strong track record of reversing opioid overdoses, may soon be available over the counter. The biopharmaceutical company...
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Opioid Addiction Is a Chronic Disease: Treat It As Such

The CDC recently estimated that there are over 1,000 visits daily to the emergency...
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Inside the FDA’s Controversial Decisions on Opioids Dsuvia and Olinvo

The FDA originally made controversial decisions about two painkillers - including one that is...
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Opioids for Chronic Pain: Are They For Me?

Opioids are medications that are often prescribed by a doctor to help relieve pain....
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New CDC Guidelines for Treating Pain with Opioids

On Thursday, the federal government proposed new CDC guidelines for treating pain with opioids that remove its previous recommended ceilings on doses for chronic...

What are the Best Medications for Depression?

Antidepressants are often the first treatment prescribed for depression. However, finding the right medications for depression to treat anxiety and depression can be a...

Opioid Addiction Is a Chronic Disease: Treat It As Such

The CDC recently estimated that there are over 1,000 visits daily to the emergency room and 91 deaths related to opioid overdose. To put...

Government Scrutiny on Opioids Impacts Chronic Pain Sufferers

In 2016, more than 42,000 people died from opioid overdoses — a fivefold increase from 1999. Overprescription and easy access led to the skyrocketing epidemic...
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