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painkillers

  • Taking Painkillers After First COVID Shot Linked to Breakthrough Infections
    Taking Painkillers After First COVID Shot Linked to Breakthrough Infections
    In the same study, health care workers taking blood pressure medications and people 45 and older were found to be at lower risk of such infections.
    March 13, 2024BY Naveen Athrappully
  • South Korea Joins US-Led Coalition Against Synthetic Drugs Amid Rising Concerns Over Drug Trafficking from China
    South Korea Joins US-Led Coalition Against Synthetic Drugs Amid Rising Concerns Over Drug Trafficking from China
    As South Korea grapples with increasing synthetic drug smuggling cases from China, it has chosen to ally itself ...
    July 18, 2023BY Lisa Bian
  • Women’s Soccer Trainer Fired for Giving Players Painkillers
    Women’s Soccer Trainer Fired for Giving Players Painkillers
    NEW YORK—The Portland Thorns have fired their athletic trainer after an outside investigation found he illegally distributed a ...
    January 24, 2023BY The Associated Press
  • 3-Spice Combo Improves Chronic Knee Osteoarthritis
    3-Spice Combo Improves Chronic Knee Osteoarthritis
    Turmeric extract, when combined with gingerols in ginger and piperine in black pepper, shows promise for addressing osteoarthritis, ...
    January 14, 2023BY GreenMedInfo
  • Painkillers Damage the Liver and Kidney: How to Take Them Safely
    Painkillers Damage the Liver and Kidney: How to Take Them Safely
    Pain relievers are convenient medications that can relieve pain in the body. Whether it is headache, fever, muscle ...
    August 16, 2022BY Camille Su and Health 1+1
  • British Woman Locked Up for Bringing Painkillers Into Egypt Loses Appeal
    British Woman Locked Up for Bringing Painkillers Into Egypt Loses Appeal
    LONDON—A British woman who was imprisoned in Egypt because she brought hundreds of painkillers into the country has ...
    September 24, 2018BY John Smithies
  • Senate Passes Comprehensive Opioids Legislation in Near-Unanimous Vote
    Senate Passes Comprehensive Opioids Legislation in Near-Unanimous Vote
    In a nearly unanimous vote, the Senate approved a bill to address the epidemic of opioid addiction that's ...
    September 18, 2018BY Petr Svab
  • More Than 450 People Died at British Hospital After Being Prescribed ‘Dangerous’ Levels of Painkillers
    More Than 450 People Died at British Hospital After Being Prescribed ‘Dangerous’ Levels of Painkillers
    LONDON—Over 450 people died at a hospital in the south of England after being prescribed powerful painkillers, according ...
    June 25, 2018BY John Smithies
  • Leading Painkiller Company Says It Will Stop Promoting Opioid Drugs to Doctors
    Leading Painkiller Company Says It Will Stop Promoting Opioid Drugs to Doctors
    Manufacturer of the powerful opioid painkiller OxyContin, Purdue, has said it will stop promoting opioid drugs to doctors. ...
    February 11, 2018BY Colin Fredericson
  • The Rise and Fallout of Prescribing Painkillers: How Americans Bought Into the ‘Epidemic of Pain’
    The Rise and Fallout of Prescribing Painkillers: How Americans Bought Into the ‘Epidemic of Pain’
    For more than a decade, members of a little-known group called the Pain Care Forum have blanketed Washington ...
    September 19, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Pain Care Lobby Gave $3.5M in Ohio as Opioid Deaths Climbed
    Pain Care Lobby Gave $3.5M in Ohio as Opioid Deaths Climbed
    COLUMBUS, Ohio—As Ohio's overdose epidemic has climbed toward a record high, an army of lobbyists representing makers of ...
    September 18, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Higher Risk of Death With Opioids Than Other Painkillers
    Higher Risk of Death With Opioids Than Other Painkillers
    Long-acting opioids have a significantly higher risk of death when compared with other medications for moderate-to-severe chronic pain. ...
    June 20, 2016BY Vanderbilt University
  • Opioids Linked With Deaths Other Than Overdoses, Study Says
    Opioids Linked With Deaths Other Than Overdoses, Study Says
    CHICAGO—Accidental overdoses aren't the only deadly risk from using powerful prescription painkillers—the drugs may also contribute to heart-related ...
    June 14, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Fight the Deadly Opioid Epidemic at Its Roots
    Fight the Deadly Opioid Epidemic at Its Roots
    We are in the midst of a deadly drug epidemic so severe and widespread that few people in ...
    June 13, 2016BY Alan Cassels
  • Prince Autopsy Results Revealed: Accidental Overdose of Fentanyl
    Prince Autopsy Results Revealed: Accidental Overdose of Fentanyl
    The investigation of Prince's death was completed on Thursday, June 2, and findings concluded that the "Purple Rain" ...
    June 2, 2016BY Chika Dunu
  • Opioid Painkillers Make Pain Worse and Last Longer: Study
    Opioid Painkillers Make Pain Worse and Last Longer: Study
    Opioids like morphine, oxycodone, and methadone that are used as painkillers may actually cause an increase in pain over ...
    May 31, 2016BY Denisse Moreno
  • 45% of Antidepressants Aren’t Taken for Depression
    45% of Antidepressants Aren’t Taken for Depression
    Antidepressant use in North America has jumped in the last two decades, perhaps because doctors are increasingly prescribing ...
    May 28, 2016BY McGill University
  • Opioid Crisis Adds Urgency to Drug Prevention Education
    Opioid Crisis Adds Urgency to Drug Prevention Education
    As New Hampshire considers mandatory drug prevention education in all grades, the state's opioid crisis has heightened the ...
    May 14, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • CDC: Prescription Painkillers Kill 40 Americans Every Single Day
    CDC: Prescription Painkillers Kill 40 Americans Every Single Day
    By Ethan A. Huff, contributing writer to Natural News Prescription painkiller drugs like OxyContin and Vicodin are now directly ...
    May 10, 2016BY Ethan A. Huff
  • Is It Time to Rethink Post-Surgery Painkillers?
    Is It Time to Rethink Post-Surgery Painkillers?
    Experts recommend surgeons consider cutting back on the number of take-home opioid pills prescribed to patients post surgery. The ...
    May 3, 2016BY Washington University in St. Louis
  • Some Lawmakers Say Some Police Ill-Equipped for Overdoses
    Some Lawmakers Say Some Police Ill-Equipped for Overdoses
    A group of 20 lawmakers backs a bill to require more rigorous medical training for police officers, borne ...
    May 1, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Raising a Generation of Pill-Poppers; How Abuse of ‘Uppers,’ ‘Downers,’ and Stimulants Threatens an Entire Generation
    Raising a Generation of Pill-Poppers; How Abuse of ‘Uppers,’ ‘Downers,’ and Stimulants Threatens an Entire Generation
    Far from being recognized for their potential health hazards, ADHD drugs have gained a reputation as "cognition enhancers" ...
  • OxyContin: How Purdue Pharma Helped Spark the Opioid Epidemic
    OxyContin: How Purdue Pharma Helped Spark the Opioid Epidemic
    What do conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh, singer Courtney Love, and deceased actor Heath Ledger all have ...
    April 19, 2016BY Richard Gunderman
  • America’s Deadly Drug Crisis Demands Moral Courage
    America’s Deadly Drug Crisis Demands Moral Courage
    There are staggering statistics of America’s drug abuse crisis that can appear sterile but the reality is human ...
    April 7, 2016BY Vincent J. Bove
  • A Pain Doctor Talks About the Opioid-Addiction Epidemic
    A Pain Doctor Talks About the Opioid-Addiction Epidemic
    Opioid painkillers have been invaluable in treating acute pain after injury and surgery for hundreds of years. (Opiates ...
    April 5, 2016BY Sridhar Vasudevan
  • The Other Opioid Crisis—People in Poor Countries Can’t Get the Pain Medication They Need
    The Other Opioid Crisis—People in Poor Countries Can’t Get the Pain Medication They Need
    There are two opioid crises in the world today. One is the epidemic of abuse and misuse, present ...
    March 28, 2016BY Luke Messac
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