Professionals and Addiction
Money is a tool that allows some to delay the inevitable. They construct a protective bubble that minimizes the risk of getting caught and the other consequences that follow addiction.
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Author: C. Scott McMillin
Opioids and Mental Health Diagnoses
This goes back to a problem in assessing pain. There’s no physical test for what is essentially a subjective experience.
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In the News: The Opioid Commission Speaks
There’s a civil rights issue: Over time, suspension of those rights can (and often does) become the new normal.
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In the News: Who Gets Narcan?
That was always the flaw with the concept of fighting a “war” on drugs– who exactly is the enemy?
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Reducing Opioid Prescriptions
Eventually it’s the business that adapts to a changed environment. But before they do, some will go to great lengths to prop up the revenue from their current opioid products.
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