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Snake Oil

May 12, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

In an effort to make them sexier, research findings may be misstated or misinterpreted.

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In the News: Prince’s Pain

May 9, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

It may turn out that chronic pain, like addiction, is one of those conditions that responds best to an approach that’s both individualized and ongoing, and requires considerable commitment on the patient’s part.

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Acid Reflux… er, Redux

May 2, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

Something about this class of drugs appears to turn some scientists into the equivalent of helpless fanboys.

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In the News: Drug Epidemics and Confusing the Issues

April 28, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

Epidemics do tend to end at some point, but they leave considerable destruction in their wake.

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Heroin Commercial

April 25, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

Heroin was a product of the Bayer Company of Germany, marketed as a preferred alternative to morphine– stronger, and thought to be safer

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In the News: Fading Flakka

April 21, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

When it comes to drug epidemics, sealing the borders is a limited strategy at best.

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Drug Prices: ‘Invisible Hands’ Off

April 14, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

A street dealer explained it: “That’s the dope business, man. You got to protect your corner.”

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In the News: Care about CARA

April 11, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

For most Americans, addiction remains a defect of character or self-discipline.

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On the Fentanyl Front…

April 7, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

Thus someone who’s on maintenance but seeking one last ‘high’ often looks to fentanyl as a way around the medication. That’s risky in the extreme.

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Open the Buprenorphine Tap?

March 31, 2016 by C. Scott McMillin

Many physicians don’t want to offer opioid maintenance. They’re happy to refer out, to an addictionologist or psychiatrist with training.

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