In its new opioid guidelines, the CDC asks physicians to avoid prescribing opioids for chronic pain whenever possible.
A recent analysis found that adhering to chronic pain guidelines may help physicians reduce opioid use and cut costs in the process.
A pain management expert describes the evidence for ultrasonography to diagnose and treat pain conditions.
Emotional abuse may up the risk of migraines in young adults, preliminary evidence suggests.
A new safety scale may help nurses evaluate a patient's pain and determine whether that patient can safely receive more opioids.
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CDC Says Avoid Opioids for Chronic Pain: The Pain Medicine News Report
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