
Prescribing Opioids: Guidelines Create Access Barriers for Chronic Pain Patients
In 2019, more than 20% of U.S. adults reported having chronic pain—22% of them were
In 2019, more than 20% of U.S. adults reported having chronic pain—22% of them were
“I’m an opiate addict” is a statement that evokes deep rooted emotions in people. Almost
from the editor: This article focuses on accessing naloxone to reverse opioid overdose. Patients Rising
Chronic pain patients reach out to Patients Rising regularly. Invariably they tell us, they once
Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is the most common of all inherited blood disorders in the
1976. Army. On duty in Fulda Gap. Jeep flipped over on my back. I was
Mark Winland, 55, lives with his wife in Oceanside, California. He is lab tech, a
OPIOID. A word packed with toxic rhetoric. When you read or hear the word “OPIOID”
Ten years ago, in Washington State, Wendy Estherhouse had sinus surgery for a deviated septum.
Bronwyn, a research scientist from New York City, has chronic pain. She sees a pain management
Claudia Merandi of Rhode Island is author of “Crohn’s: The Other C Word” and Founder
ASH2019: Improving Patient Access to Appropriate Care The annual meeting of the American Society of
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