Opioids
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Construction workers most likely to use drugs: Study
Washington: Among all other professions, construction workers are most likely to use drugs such as opioids and cocaine, suggests a recent study. The study, published in the journal — Drug and Alcohol…
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Mindfulness may reduce opioid cravings: Study
New York: People suffering from opioid addiction and chronic pain might have fewer cravings and less pain if they use both mindfulness techniques and medication for opioid dependence, a new study said.…
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Short-term opioids usage increases subjective pleasure: Study
Washington: Short-term use of opioids increases subjective pleasure, a recent study has found. The researchers have emphasised that the effect of opioids on emotional responses and mood changes is different when opioids…
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New nano-painkiller lasts longer, less addictive than opioids
London: Researchers have developed a new painkiller using nanoparticles that lasts longer than morphine, paving the way for intense pain treatments without the severe side effects associated with opioids. Chronic pain is…
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Parents think opioids best for children’s pain relief, despite risk
Washington: Parents are still conflicted about opioids. A survey, commissioned by the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) find that while more than half express concern their child may be at risk for…
