A great many opioid problems start in a doctor office, not on a street corner. These posts cover how dependence forms, what withdrawal actually feels like and how long it lasts, why fentanyl changed the risk entirely, and what supervised treatment involves.
This week, the news outlet USA Today published an interesting article that showed another side of America’s growing opioid epidemic. As we’ve mentioned many times before, the over-prescribing of pain meds has been a major contributor to this crisis. But in the years since, many doctors are now reportedly “terrified” of giving patients access to […]
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Whether you’re a professional, in college or actively involved in community teams; being an athlete can take a tremendous physical toll on the body. And understandably, when injuries occur, players of all sports tend to seek out painkillers to help deal with the stress. But in league like the NFL, for example, that has led to […]
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