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By Pat AnsonWhen it comes to treating post-operative pain, hydrocodone works better than oxycodone in relieving pain and does it with smaller doses, according to a new study that c...
Duke University researchers are developing an experimental drug that targets mitochondria inside nerve cells to provide pain relief without the risk of addiction.
Vanderbilt researchers are studying whether GLP-1 drugs used for diabetes and obesity can help prevent opioid relapse.
The pendulum may have swung too far in the direction of caution when it comes to limiting opioids for adolescents who are in pain, according to new research from a University of Al...
By Crystal LindellAn experimental non-opioid pain medication appears to outperform a low dose of Vicodin for patients who just had tummy-tuck surgery. Latigo Biotherapeutics recent...
Opioids have acquired a terrible reputation as dangerous drugs, thanks to not one, but two opioid epidemics. America’s first opioid epidemic began in the 19th century following the...
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