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Are strong painkillers putting people with dementia at risk for hip fractures?

Maggie Leung PharmD - 0
The association between the risk of hip fractures and the use of strong painkillers in patients with dementia was investigated in a recent study...

Can machine learning in medicine help doctors in the emergency room?

Nicola Cribb - 0
Machine learning in medicine was tested against a statistical model to see if it was more accurate in determining which patients need to be...

Reducing size of opioid prescriptions may help fight the opioid crisis

Nicola Cribb - 0
A study in Michigan looked at the size of prescription opioids given by doctors and how it relates to the number of pills actually...

Chronic back pain causes: Can our genes explain our pain?

Raishard Haynes MBS - 0
In a recent study published in PLOS Genetics, researchers sought to identify potential genetic links behind chronic back pain causes. Chronic back pain is the...

Stress and self-esteem can affect opioid use, study finds

Maor Bernshtein - 0
A recent study examined the connection between life stressors, an individual’s self-esteem, and the likelihood of developing a dependency on opioid use. The use of...

Can botulinum toxin be used as a chronic pain treatment?

Bryan Hughes PhD - 0
Chronic pain is very difficult to treat. A recent experiment in mice showed that a synthetic botulinum toxin can silence the neurons that transmit...

International Overdose Awareness Day – August 31

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Today, August 31st, 2018, is International Overdose Awareness Day. This day is about raising awareness to prevent overdose, reduce the stigma associated with overdose,...

How effective are medications for opioid addictions after overdoses?

Man-tik Choy PhD - 0
Researchers in the United States investigated whether the use of medications provided better treatments for opioid use disorder after opioid overdoses. Opioids are medications that...
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