A new study explores whether antidepressants can provide effective chronic pain relief while reducing opioid dependence, offering a potentially safer treatment option.
Sixty one percent of opioid prescriptions to children and young adults were from dentists or surgeons, reveals a new study.
Patients often receive increased doses of opioid medication because their pain may not be well-controlled on lower doses.
According to a study published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, adolescents with severe opioid use disorder may benefit from medication as part of a larger comprehensive treatment plan.
A new study explores whether antidepressants can provide effective chronic pain relief while reducing opioid dependence, offering a potentially safer treatment option.
Sixty one percent of opioid prescriptions to children and young adults were from dentists or surgeons, reveals a new study.
Patients often receive increased doses of opioid medication because their pain may not be well-controlled on lower doses.
According to a study published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, adolescents with severe opioid use disorder may benefit from medication as part of a larger comprehensive treatment plan.
