The family’s lawyers have filed motions to dismiss the complaint filed against them by the Massachusetts Attorney General.
Tag: opioid use disorder
"Hope Stems" Campaign Spotlights How Opioids Affect The Brain Using Flowers
The floral exhibit coincided with the Macy’s Flower Show, and aimed to depict opioid addiction in a different light.
Oklahoma Lawsuit Against Purdue Pharma Settles For $270 Million
The bulk of the settlement will go to Oklahoma State University to fund an addiction treatment center and addiction treatment medicine.
Americans Are Unhappy And The Opioid Epidemic May Be A Factor
For the third straight year, the U.S. has dropped in the rankings of the World Happiness Report.
NIDA's Nora Volkow: There's No Evidence That Cannabis Can Treat Opioid Addiction
Volkow says that patients using cannabis for opioid use disorder treatment may be putting themselves at risk of relapse.
Does Gender-Based Violence Affect Opioid Misuse?
Many women who experience violence and other traumatizing situations use opioids to self-medicate, an expert suggests.
Opioid Prescriptions Drop Drastically In Ohio
Ohio’s prescription drug monitoring program played a major role in the state’s success.
Doctors Are Cutting Back On Prescribing Opioids
The number of doctors starting patients on opioid prescriptions also significantly declined.
Deregulating Buprenorphine Could Save Thousands Of Lives, Physicians Say
Fewer than 7% of US physicians currently have the DEA waivers necessary to prescribe buprenorphine.
Mobile Recovery Clinic Provides Vivitrol To Those With Opioid Addiction
The clinic is the brainchild of a registered nurse who has been sober for 13 years.