Opioids Immersion Training program led by Dr. Daniel P. Alford focuses on addiction medicine, including real case scenarios like opioid overdoses and the changing illicit opioid supply. The program addresses the natural history of opioid use disorder and the complexities of treating patients with op

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OxyContin, also available as Oxycodone, is an opioid medication. You can use it alone or with other medicines. One can buy OxyContin online without any delay or hassle. Strong prescription medicine use is when opioid treatment is needed to manage severe pain enough to require daily around-the-clock,

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The Drugs and Cosmetics Act of 1940 was enacted to regulate the import, manufacture, distribution, and sale of drugs and cosmetics in India. The Act aims to ensure high standards of medical treatment, prevent substandard drugs, and establish advisory boards for different types of drugs. It sets out

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The opioid crisis in North America and Africa presents common threats and differing dynamics. Factors such as ease of manufacturing, interchangeability of fentanyl and tramadol, and market dynamics contribute to the crisis. In North America, high rates of prescription opioids have led to diversion a

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The Virginia Opioid Overdose and Naloxone Education Program provide rapid training on opioids, overdose risks, naloxone usage, and emergency response protocols. Opioids include various drugs with potential overdose risk factors such as prior overdoses, reduced tolerance, mixing drugs, and certain me

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More than 5 Arizonans died from opioids daily in 2020. Opioid deaths totaled 2,500, with varying impacts on different counties. The monthly number of deaths peaked in mid-2020, declined, but increased again in 2021. CDC reported 2,005 opioid-related deaths in April 2021. The majority of fatal and no

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Learn about the opioid epidemic through information on opioids, incidence statistics, prevention methods, treatment options, and the HHS 5-point strategy. Discover the HOSA connection and educational resources to raise awareness and combat opioid addiction effectively. Take initiative with education

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Opioid analgesics, such as morphine, act in the central nervous system to relieve pain without affecting consciousness. They differ from non-opioid analgesics like aspirin in terms of CNS depression, pain type targeted, and addiction potential. Pain is a protective mechanism caused by tissue damage

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The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act of 1954 regulates the advertising of drugs and remedies claiming magical properties in India. It defines drugs and magic remedies, prohibits certain types of advertisements related to drugs, and aims to control misleading marketing prac

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The Drugs and Cosmetics Act of 1940 and its Rules of 1945 were established to regulate the import, manufacture, distribution, and sale of drugs and cosmetics in India. The Act ensures that only qualified individuals are involved in these processes and aims to prevent the entry of substandard or spur

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Generic drugs are identical copies of brand-name medications in dosage, strength, quality, and intended use. They contain the same active ingredients but are sold under their chemical name. This article explores the basic differences between generic and brand-name drugs, when generic drugs are marke

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Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, faced a significant increase in opioid-related deaths and criminal dockets. To combat this crisis, an Opioid Intervention Court was established in 2018, following the Buffalo model. The court's structure, team composition, and response highlight a collaborative effor

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Learn about opioids, recognizing opioid overdose, and responding to emergencies in this educational training by Shepherdstown Fire Department. Get insights on opioid receptors, hierarchy of opioids, chemical anatomy, and factors putting individuals at risk. Equip yourself with the knowledge to admin

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Tuberculosis is a chronic granulomatous disease caused by Mycobacterium bovis in ruminants and Mycobacterium avium in dogs and pigs. These bacteria have a unique waxy appearance due to their cell wall composition, providing a shield against pharmacological compounds. Antitubercular drugs play a cruc

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The development of antimicrobial drugs has significantly improved therapeutics by controlling infections and preventing complications. These drugs target invading microorganisms using selective toxicity, sparing host cells. Antimicrobial drugs are classified based on site, mechanism of action, and c

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Solano County Jail implemented Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) to combat the opioid crisis, addressing high rates of opioid-related deaths and misuse in the county. National and local data on opioid use, overdose deaths, and access to treatment underscore the need for such initiatives. The Solan

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Exploring the correlation between traumatic brain injury (TBI) and the opioid crisis, this content delves into the alarming statistics of opioid overdoses and their impact on individuals with brain injuries. Highlighting the overlap and consequences of these two major health issues, it sheds light o

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The Rapid Process for Identifying Research Priorities in Pain and Opioid Use involved a systematic approach to determining research gaps and unanswered questions in the Pain and Opioid Use domain. Through a multi-level prioritization process and engagement with various stakeholders, emphasis was pla

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The World Health Organization defines opioid overdose as a condition that can lead to respiratory depression and death, often identified by pinpoint pupils, unconsciousness, and respiratory depression. The statistics show a concerning rise in opioid-related deaths, emphasizing the urgent need for pr

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This report highlights the trends in opioid, benzodiazepine, and gabapentin prescriptions in Tennessee from 2016 to 2020. It addresses the increasing rates of drug overdose deaths, particularly opioid-related deaths. The data presented shed light on the measures and trends to combat the opioid crisi

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This module developed by Angela Backus, Ph.D., and Renee Axiotis, Ph.D., for Kent State University teacher candidates provides an overview of Ohio House Bill 367 on Opioid Use Prevention, information on prescription opioids, heroin, fentanyl, national and state data on the opioid epidemic, how opioi

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This data compilation presents insights into opioid, amphetamine, and cocaine-induced deaths in Australia in August 2018. It covers various aspects such as types of opioids, deaths by intent, age groups, gender distribution, contributions of other drugs, and distinctions between illicit and pharmace

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This research study delves into the impact of the opioid crisis in the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana tri-state area from 1999-2016. The study analyzed total deaths and crude death rates related to opioids, urbanization levels, unemployment rates, and high school graduation percentages at the county level.

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Delve into the complexities of the opioid crisis through an examination of CDC data depicting the relationship between opioid addiction and overdose deaths. Contrary to popular belief, the crisis is not solely attributed to physicians over-prescribing opioids. Gain a deeper understanding of who is p

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This comprehensive training resource provides essential information on identifying opioid overdoses, administering naloxone, and responding effectively to opioid emergencies. Learn about agencies offering assistance for opioid addiction, indications for naloxone use, the process for using Narcan Nas

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The Michigan Emergency Department Improvement Collaborative (MEDIC) works to improve emergency care quality, with a focus on opioid overdose. Over 3,000 Michiganders died from opioid overdose in 2021, exceeding motor vehicle-related deaths. Harm reduction strategies, like distributing naloxone in ED

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Non-opioid pain management is crucial in the current opioid epidemic, requiring physicians to navigate chronic pain without relying on opioids. This comprehensive approach involves a deep understanding of non-opioid analgesic medications, the nature of pain, anatomy, and physiology of nociception, t

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La Crosse County is tackling the opioid crisis through the Alliance to HEAL initiative, aiming to limit opioid supply, raise awareness, and reduce addiction, deaths, and crime. Data shows drug overdose deaths and opioid use trends from 2014 to 2020, highlighting the need for collaborative efforts to

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This presentation delves into the intersection of opioid use disorders (OUD) among individuals with disabilities, aiming to facilitate their access to appropriate treatment and recovery paths. Despite prevalent opioid-related morbidity, the impact on People with Disabilities (PWD) remains largely un

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This collection of research insights delves into the concept of opioid sparing in chronic pain management, highlighting the potential benefits of lower opioid doses, reduced need for opioids, and mitigating risks associated with opioid use. It discusses the challenges of opioid tapering, patient res

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Deaths related to prescription opioids are a significant concern in Canada, with opioid-related mortality impacting individuals prescribed opioids. Monitoring long-term opioid therapy is crucial, and guidelines emphasize caution in opioid prescribing practices. Opioid use disorder is a predictable c

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The Pain Opioid Actively Managed Portfolio (POp.AMP) focuses on addressing pain, opioid addiction, and suicide prevention through proactive management, agile funding mechanisms, and collaboration with various stakeholders. The committee utilizes a rotational leadership model to ensure efficient rese

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This project, supported by HRSA, provides valuable information on opioid addiction treatment, including medication options, effective interventions, and important considerations. Key topics covered include medication treatment, disclosures, medications for opioid use disorder, euphoria, and pharmaco

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Michigan is set to receive a portion of a $26 billion national settlement with major distributors and Johnson & Johnson for opioid-related issues. Marquette County will receive around $1.9 million to address opioid-related challenges. The county is strategizing on how best to utilize the funds, invo

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Washington State is actively implementing opioid prevention and treatment initiatives to address the rising opioid-related overdose deaths and disparities. The state's response plan includes tackling gaps in prevention, treatment, and recovery support to reduce the opioid disease burden. Key data hi

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Galanin, a peptide expressed in the brain and periphery, has shown potential in protecting against opioid-associated behaviors. Studies have linked a GAL gene variant to heroin addiction and demonstrated Galanin's protective effects in rodents against opioid-related behaviors. Major questions revolv

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In this detailed presentation by Nathaniel Katz, MD, MS, the concept of opioid-sparing strategies in chronic pain management is explored. The focus is on reducing opioid-related adverse effects while maintaining effective pain control through interventions such as modifying opioid exposure, pharmaco

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The opioid overdose crisis has significantly affected men in trades, leading to a high number of opioid-related deaths and hospitalizations. This issue is exacerbated by factors such as over-reliance on pain medication, illicit drug use, and the high physical demands of their work. Men in trades oft

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The opioid crisis traces back to the invention of heroin in 1874 and the subsequent increase in opioid prescriptions in the mid-1990s. Reassurances from pharmaceutical companies led to a surge in opioid use for non-cancer pain, contributing to addiction and overdoses. Efforts to combat the crisis in

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Opioids have a complex history, with substances like opium, morphine, and heroin playing significant roles. The opioid epidemic has highlighted the dangers associated with these drugs, including rising deaths due to fentanyl and synthetic opioids. Questions arise about why the brain has opioid recep

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