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Basic InformationLatest NewsUpbeat Attitude May Be a Pain FighterWhy Do More and More Americans Use Medical Marijuana?Little Evidence Pain Creams Work'Mindfulness' Might Help Some Conquer Chronic PainMany Parents Conflicted About Opioids for Their Teens' PainOpioid Prescriptions Almost Twice as Likely for Rural vs. Urban AmericansOpioid Use in Pregnancy Tied to Severe Birth DefectsMore Americans Mixing Opioids With SedativesOpioids May Help Chronic Pain, But Not MuchPhysical Therapy Can Help You Avoid Opioids When Joint Pain StrikesNagging Low Back Pain? Try MindfulnessOpioids Plus Other Drugs a Deadly Mix for Heavy UsersHealth Tip: Manage Pain With OpioidsDoctors More Cautious Now When Prescribing Opioids to KidsEven Wisdom Tooth Removal May Spur Opioid AddictionOnly a Quarter of Opioid Painkillers Taken After Most SurgeriesOpioid Use May Sometimes Trigger A-FibFDA Approves Powerful New Opioid Despite CriticismsNew Nerve Stimulation Technique Might Relieve Back PainDespite Opioid Crisis, Most Patients Want the Drugs for Post-Op PainFor Pain Relief, Why Not Try Drug-Free Alternatives?1 in 12 Americans Lives With Debilitating Chronic PainMindfulness May Be a Buffer Against PainCould a Placebo Pill Help Ease Your Back Pain?Chronic Pain May Drive Some to SuicideMonkey Trials Raise Hope for Non-Addictive Opioid AlternativeGovernment Rules Aimed at Curbing Opioid Prescriptions May Have BackfiredAs Opioid Epidemic Rages, Painkiller Prescriptions Don't DropMost Seniors Uninformed on Opioid UseSprained Ankle? Opioid Rx More Likely in Some States Than OthersOpioids Before Joint Replacement Tied to Worse RecoveryWhere Are Opioid Painkillers Prescribed the Most?Anti-seizure Meds Won't Ease Low Back PainMedical Marijuana a Hit With SeniorsRisky Prescribing Boosts Opioid Death RiskPatients on Opioids OK With Lower DosesPatterns of Potential Misuse Help Assess Risk of Opioid OverdoseHospitals Should, and Could, Avoid IV Opioids: StudyOpioid Makers' Perks to Docs Tied to More PrescriptionsPsychological Therapies May Help Older Adults With Chronic PainStudy Finds 31 Percent Use No Opioids After SurgeryAddictive Opioids Still Overprescribed After Surgery: StudyDoctors Curbing First-Time Prescriptions for OpioidsFDA Recalls Kratom Products Due to Salmonella ThreatMillions Get Wrong Treatment for Back Pain: StudyManaging Pain With Fewer Opioids After Joint ReplacementOpioids Don't Top Non-Opioids for Pain-Related FunctionOpioids Not Best Option for Back Pain, Arthritis, Study FindsGroup CBT, Pain Education Improve Pain, Physical Function Questions and AnswersVideosLinksBook Reviews |
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(viewing 1 - 5 of 23)Research on Opioid Use
Mayo Clinic
Dr. Molly Jeffery and Dr. W. Michael Hooten share new Mayo Clinic research on trends in opioid use. Dr. Jeffery is the scientific director of Emergency Medicine Research at Mayo Clinic, and Dr. Hooten is a Mayo Clinic anesthesiologist and pain medicine specialist.
Treating Pain without Opiates
Lee Memorial Health System
It’s being called an epidemic and it’s killing more Americans each year than car crashes. Dr. Usman Mian, an emergency physician with Lee Health, is working towards finding a solution to prescription drug abuse. “Over the last decade we’ve lost about half a million people in this country to prescription drugs so it’s becoming a large problem. According to the CDC, about 80 people die every day as a result of prescription drugs.”
Home Remedies: Integrative approaches to treating pain
Mayo Clinic
Dr. Tina Ardon, family medicine and integrative medicine specialist at Mayo Clinic's campus in Jacksonville, Florida, shares more about integrative medicine. Specifically, Dr. Ardon talks about how integrative medicine complements conventional care; the history of integrative modalities; and, how integrative medicine addresses whole person care.
Chronic Pain, Heroin and the US Epidemic of Opioid Abuse
UCLA Health
UCLA Health physician Keith Heinzerling, MD, talks about chronic pain, heroin and the US epidemic of opioid abuse.
CBT for Pain
Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT)
Sarah Berger, PhD explains how CBT can be used to help manage chronic pain.
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