NJ’s Substance Monitoring System Should Reduce Overdose Fatalities
New Jersey hopes to reduce overdose fatalities with readily available monitoring of patient’s medical histories.
Health & Medicine
Don’t Panic, but They’re Lying About Deadly Stuff
The virus is “deadly stuff,” but we can no longer trust the CDC, HHS, or our President to tell us the truth about it.
Mallinckrodt Paid Its Top Executives Bonuses with Bankruptcy Looming
Drug distributor Mallinckrodt paid out bonuses to key players amid bankruptcy talks.
Plaintiffs Say Teva Willfully Withheld Opioid Audit Report
Teva allegedly withheld pertinent evidence prior to reaching opioid settlement.
Patients Should Be Leery of a Prescribing Cascade
Patients seeking treatment for one issue tend to get caught up in a vicious cycle known as the ‘prescribing cascade.’
5 Useful Tips for Sleeping with Sciatica
Making the most of good sleep hygiene and following some of the steps above could help to protect you against the exhaustion of a condition that impacts your day-to-day life.
B.C., Rely on Local Resources in Drug Battle, Advocates Say
Advocates suggest B.C. institute Dr. Henry’s proposed reforms to curtail escalating overdose rate.
In San Fran, McKesson Argues Drug Users are to Blame
Parties shift blame to physicians, users in California opioid litigation.
Sun Pharma Resolves Incubation Rate Misinformation Allegations
DUSA misguided patients using acne ointment, leading to a lower success rate.
Study Shows Doctors are Overprescribing Opioids After Knee Surgery
Patients overprescribed opioids post-knee surgery are at higher risk of overdosing.