Restrictions Placed on One-time Opioid Supplies
The Trump Administration follows the lead of some states and restricts short-term opioid use to seven days.
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Know More About Hepatitis C and Medicines Used for Its Treatment
What do you know about Hepatitis C and its treatment? Being an informed patient is helpful to successful outcomes.
Opioid Distributors and AGs Try to Negotiate Settlement in Billions
Cardinal Health, McKesson, and AmerisourceBergen have proposed paying $10 billion to settle all claims that they contributed to the opioid crisis. All three opioid distributors have been hit hard with claims that they did not do enough to flag and discontinue shipping large, suspicious orders of addictive drugs. The companies made the verbal proposal with
Opioid Settlement Funds Need to be Used Correctly, Experts Say
Opioid settlement needs to have more directon than the tobacco one, experts say.
Arizona Takes Opioid Case to the State’s Supreme Court
Arizona decides to take its allegations against Purdue and the Sacklers directly to the Supreme Court.
Generics are Not Off the Hook in Opioid Crisis
Generics companies failed to scale back on opioid distribution even when orders were highly suspicious.
Pain Management Standardization is Needed, Some Experts Say
Studies reveal major disparities in pain treatment across patient groups.
Why Bidets are Beneficial for Human Health
Bidets offer a variety of benefits from skin care to helping slow deforestation.
FBI Raids Medical Research Center, Finds Body Parts in Buckets
Relatives thoughts they were donating their loved ones remains for medical research, but federal agents found this wasn’t the case.
U-M Study Finds Half of New Mothers are Prescribed Opioids
Study finds that 50% of new mothers are prescribed opioids and many are still taking them one year later.