The researchers concluded that although single opioid prescriptions are not risk free, the likelihood of harm is low and unlikely to outweigh the benefit of treating severe pain. Their findings also ...

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LAS VEGAS — Heavy opioid users are much more likely to receive prescriptions from primary care physicians than emergency department (ED) physicians. However, shared care plans that include ED ...

ROCHESTER, Minn. -- Opioid prescriptions from the emergency department (ED) are written for a shorter duration and smaller dose than those written elsewhere, shows new research led by Mayo Clinic. The ...

Dueling articles published online today in the Annals of Internal Medicine present opposing views of how moves to restrict opioid prescriptions in hospital emergency departments will affect care. Alex ...

Smaller, cause-specific opioid prescriptions after emergency department visits for acute pain could provide adequate pain management and reduce the risk of misuse of unused opioid pills, according to ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Researchers said less than half of all teens diagnosed with sexually transmitted infections filled prescriptions for outpatient antibiotics when they were discharged from the ED. Teens ...

Opioid prescriptions from the emergency department (ED) are written for a shorter duration and smaller dose than those written elsewhere, shows new research. The study also demonstrates that patients ...

Healthcare spending for employer-sponsored insurance increased by 44% over the past decade, the Health Care Cost Institute estimated in a new report published Wednesday in Health Affairs. Spending ...

In an era of remote care and expanding access to men’s health treatments, it would seem as if erectile dysfunction (ED) is easier to talk about. But, for many men, ED remains challenging to treat. New ...

In an era of remote care and expanding access to men's health treatments, it would seem as if erectile dysfunction (ED) is easier to talk about. But, for many men, ED remains challenging to treat. New ...