Some Believe Teva’s Settlement Offer is Just Smoke and Mirrors
Teva’s drug giveaway might mean the company isn’t giving away much at all.
Opioid Drugs
Patients Who Receive Chiropractic Care Less Likely to Abuse Opioids
Researchers find those who seek chiropractic care for pain are less likely to use opioids.
Is Genetic Testing the Answer to Addiction Prevention?
Reearchers are attempting to find a genetic link to opioid addiction.
Combat Soldiers are at High Risk of Opioid Addiction, Overdose
Soldier who go into battle while deployed are at a higher risk of developing opioid use disorder than those who do not.
Federal Agents Raid Mail Centers Searching for Drugs
China is a major source of drug trafficking into the U.S., according to federal officials.
Native Americans Have Been Hit Hard By Opioid Crisis
Native Americans have been hit hard by the crisis and have been largely overlooked, experts say.
CDC’s Opioid Guidelines Have Been Misinterpreted, HHS Warns
The HHS is asking that the CDC guidelines be reviewed to consider chronic pain patients.
Sacklers are Not Giving Up Enough, Some Say
Many believe the Sackler family is getting off the hook in the opioid litigation.
Alaska Doctor and Nurse Practitioner Overprescribed Opioids to Patients
A doctor and nurse in Alaska are charged separately in opioid epidemic.