Post-surgery Opioid Prescriptions Continually Refilled Could Harm Families
Addictive painkillers that are continuously refilled within the first 90 days can be misused by a patient’s family, a new study shows.
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How Does Online Therapy Work?
When it comes to improving mental health, breaking any barrier that hinders your ability to attend a counseling session is critical.
Central Sensitization is the Link Between Chronic Pain and OUD
Researchers discover that individuals with extremely sensitive pain receptors are more likely to use opioids.
All Healthcare Facilities Must Abide by These Laws
The healthcare industry has come a long way and it’s important to note all of the laws that help keep everyone safe.
Blood Draw Could Help Predict, Treat Psychotic Episodes
It may be possible for doctors to predict schizophrenia with a simple test.
Medical Psilocybin is Effective for Treating Depression, EDs, and More
Magic mushrooms have very real health benefits, according to research teams.
Low-income Fathers are Depressed, Cause Distress in Families
Fathers have a significant impact on the well-being of a low-income family unit.
Study Suggests Doctors are Over-screening for Cancer
The medical community may be overselling cancer screenings without discussing potential harms with patients.
People with Anxiety Disorders Dream Differently, Study Shows
Anxious people have more distressing dreams than their healthy peers, a new journal article shows.
Rite Aid Ducks Out of Next Round of Trials with $10.5M Settlement
After a settlement deal, Rite Aid will not have to participate in the next few rounds of litigation.