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Kansas Doctor Sentenced To Life In Prison For Patient's Opioid Death

Dr. Steven R. Henson was convicted of prescribing what a judge described as “massive amounts of opioids ... with little demonstrated need.”
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Trump Administration Brags About Quick Generic Drug Approvals. But Hundreds Of Them Aren’t For Sale.

Meanwhile, brand-name drug makers are raising prices at 10 percent per year.
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The Government’s Solution To The Opioid Crisis Feels Like A War To Pain Patients

As the feds crack down on opioid prescriptions, patients are taking their own lives, doctors are losing their jobs and overdose rates continue unabated.
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The Holiday Season Can Bring New Obstacles For Addicts, Here's How to Help

It's common for addicts to turn to new and old addictions this time of year, but there are ways to help.
By Eric Webber
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Florida's Largest Insurer To Stop Covering OxyContin Amid Opioid Crisis

Florida Blue will stop covering the painkiller in an effort to stem substance abuse.
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Mothers May Get Too Many Opioids After C-Sections

Leftover pills can put women at risk of opioid addiction.
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Drugs You've Never Heard Of Are Killing Us!

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When 'Opioid' Overdoses Aren't Just Caused By Opioids

We all know that opioids are causing overdoses and deaths, but another drug's role gets less attention.
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Democrats Haven't Learned; Cory Booker Chooses Wall Street Over Main Street

Cory Booker, you have betrayed us.
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Brexit Could Make It Harder For British People To Access Their Meds

"That’s just not something we can play around with."
By Reuters