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CCSAD | Holistic Approach Provides Effective Pain Recovery
09/09/2021
As more than 100 million Americans struggle with chronic pain, Ashley Addiction Treatment co-CEO Greg Hobelmann, MD, explained to Cape Cod Symposium attendees on Thursday that a holistic pain management program can provide significant relief...
As more than 100 million Americans struggle with chronic pain, Ashley Addiction Treatment co-CEO Greg Hobelmann, MD, explained to Cape Cod Symposium attendees on Thursday that a holistic pain management program can provide significant relief...
As more than 100 million...
09/09/2021
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Half of Opioid Prescriptions for Young People Deemed ‘High Risk’
08/24/2021
Nearly half of opioids prescribed to children and young adults—many by dentists and surgeons—have been deemed “high risk” in a study conducted by researchers from Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan.
Nearly half of opioids prescribed to children and young adults—many by dentists and surgeons—have been deemed “high risk” in a study conducted by researchers from Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan.
Nearly half of opioids...
08/24/2021
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Rapid Opioid Dose Tapering Linked with Heightened Overdose, Mental Health Crisis Risk
08/11/2021
Dose tapering for pain patients who have been prescribed long-term, high-dose opioid therapy has been associated with a heightened risk for overdose and/or mental health crisis, according to a study by researchers at the University of...
Dose tapering for pain patients who have been prescribed long-term, high-dose opioid therapy has been associated with a heightened risk for overdose and/or mental health crisis, according to a study by researchers at the University of...
Dose tapering for pain patients...
08/11/2021
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Doctors Who Stay Current on Medical Knowledge Less Likely to Overprescribe Opioids
07/06/2021
Physicians who stay current on medical knowledge are less likely to overprescribe opioids for back pain, according to a study published last week by researchers from Harvard University and the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Physicians who stay current on medical knowledge are less likely to overprescribe opioids for back pain, according to a study published last week by researchers from Harvard University and the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Physicians who stay current on...
07/06/2021
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Opioid Prescribing Decreases, but Still Above Recommended Levels
05/17/2021
Opioid tablets prescribed to patients after same-day surgical procedures in orthopedics and general surgeries dropped 50% from January 2017 to December 2020, but still exceed best practice recommendations from experts in the field, according...
Opioid tablets prescribed to patients after same-day surgical procedures in orthopedics and general surgeries dropped 50% from January 2017 to December 2020, but still exceed best practice recommendations from experts in the field, according...
Opioid tablets prescribed to...
05/17/2021
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Early Study Findings Show Low-Dose Naltrexone Helps Chronic Pain Patients
05/04/2021
Preliminary data from researchers at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center showed that naltrexone, a medication used to treat opioid and alcohol use disorder, reduced both pain and disability in chronic pain patients when administered...
Preliminary data from researchers at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center showed that naltrexone, a medication used to treat opioid and alcohol use disorder, reduced both pain and disability in chronic pain patients when administered...
Preliminary data from...
05/04/2021
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Efforts to Reduce Opioid Prescribing May Be Causing Unintended Consequences for Terminally Ill Patients
04/22/2021
According to data published this month by researchers at the Oregon State University College of Pharmacy, policies aimed at curbing opioid misuse might be having an unintended consequence: limiting access to pain-relieving medications for...
According to data published this month by researchers at the Oregon State University College of Pharmacy, policies aimed at curbing opioid misuse might be having an unintended consequence: limiting access to pain-relieving medications for...
According to data published this...
04/22/2021
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Brain Stimulation Relieves Pain, Decreases Opioid Cravings
Brain Stimulation Relieves Pain, Decreases Opioid Cravings
02/26/2021
Two strategies for relieving chronic pain with the use of transcranial magnetic brain stimulation (TMS) studied by researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina may open the door to an alternative to the use of prescription...
Two strategies for relieving chronic pain with the use of transcranial magnetic brain stimulation (TMS) studied by researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina may open the door to an alternative to the use of prescription...
Two strategies for relieving...
02/26/2021
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Researchers Identify Pain Management Strategy That Reduces Opioid Exposure
01/25/2021
A study conducted by physician researchers the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston has found that a new pain management regimen for trauma patients that uses mostly over-the-counter medications reduces opioid exposure while...
A study conducted by physician researchers the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston has found that a new pain management regimen for trauma patients that uses mostly over-the-counter medications reduces opioid exposure while...
A study conducted by physician...
01/25/2021
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Breast Cancer Patients at Higher Risk for Chronic Opioid Use
12/11/2020
In study findings presented at the 2020 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, women who received a mastectomy and reconstructive surgery after a diagnosis of breast cancer were found to be at a greater risk of chronic controlled substance use,...
In study findings presented at the 2020 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, women who received a mastectomy and reconstructive surgery after a diagnosis of breast cancer were found to be at a greater risk of chronic controlled substance use,...
In study findings presented at...
12/11/2020
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