How to Avoid Opioids and Surgery for Back Pain, Part 2
Back pain is one of the most common complaints health-wise. There are alternatives to treatment with opioids.
Back pain is one of the most common complaints health-wise. There are alternatives to treatment with opioids.
The amended House Bill 2751, which unanimously passed out of the House Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget, seeks to ensure the state treasury received opioid lawsuit settlement funds.
The Opioid Epidemic continues to wreak havoc across the nation. There are ways of avoiding opioids – and surgery – when it comes to back pain.
Vermont is next in line to file suit against eight members of the Sackler family.
Johns Hopkins is going after patient debt by filing hundreds of lawsuits.
Frederick County, Maryland pediatrician is accused of rape, released on bail, then indicted as many more sexual abuse allegations surface.
An exclusive investigation uncovered an unsettling fact – Florida physicians paid out more than $460 million for malpractice claims involving nearly 1,400 patient deaths over the past decade. Yet, many are still practicing and, thus, putting patients at risk. Records indicated a “Lake Wales internal medicine doctor was still practicing after two malpractice death claims;
The ‘Candy Man,’ Dr. Robert Delagente, faces up to twenty years behind bars for freely prescribing painkillers.
Voters are being asked to weigh in on whether psychedelic mushrooms should be decriminalized.
Elizabeth Warren likens the opioid epidemic to the AIDS crisis and says that real funding is needed to combat it.