First Presidential Debate Includes Drug Use Claims, COVID-19, And Addiction
The 90 minute first presidential debate discussed America’s current economy that has been impacted by COVID-19, as well as claims of drug use.
Article Category: <span>Medication</span>
Dsuvia Makers Believe It Could Save Lives, Despite FBI Warnings
The development of Dsuvia may be considered essential by those who believe it has the potential to save lives, despite opposition through the years.
FDA Approves Cocaine Nasal Spray as Study Casts Doubt on FDA Standards
The FDA just approved Numbrino, a surgical nasal spray which contains cocaine. A new study has shown the agency is taking less time to approve drugs.
Rwanda Produces and Distributes Free Morphine For Palliative Care
The government of Rwanda gives free bottles of liquid morphine to people with terminal diseases as part of a palliative care initiative.
California Proposes Selling Prescription Drugs Under a State Label to Lower Healthcare Costs
The Governor of California has announced his state will lower prices for prescription drugs by selling them to residents under a state label.
Cancer Mortality Rates Decline in the U.S. as Smoking Subsides and Treatment Improves
An American Cancer Society study has reported a decline in the rate of fatalities attributable to cancer, especially lung cancer and melanoma.
Travel Distance to Opioid Addiction Treatment Places Strain on Rural America
The lack of opioid treatment programs (OTPs) in rural America has placed a huge strain on individuals trying to access addiction treatment.
Racial Disparities in Opioid Addiction Treatment in Black and White Populations
Racial disparities in outcomes are still commonplace in the US, including how African-Americans receive medication for opioid addiction treatment.
Virginia Doctor Sentenced to 40 Years in Prison for Illegal Opioid Prescriptions
Former doctor Joel Smithers earned $700,000 from unnecessary opioid prescriptions. He'll spend 40 years in prison for fueling the overdose crisis.