Automated pupillometry may be helpful in opioid agonist therapy dosing for opioid use disorder
1. In this study, automated pupillometry demonstrated a significant change in mean pupil size detected within 15 minutes of opiate ...
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Wellness Check: Addictions
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Transgender veterans may be more likely to use amphetamine, cocaine, and cannabis than cisgender veterans
1. This quantitative study found that transgender Veterans Health Administration (VA) patients were more likely to use certain drugs than ...
United States providers increased prescribing of buprenorphine/naloxone
1. This quantitative study found that the number of providers prescribing buprenorphine/naloxone within Medicare Part D increased between 2013 and ...
Prescription tranquilizer and sedative misuse motives vary widely amongst United States of America population
1. This quantitative study found that motives for prescription tranquilizer/sedative misuse differ widely by age group in the United States ...
Altering electronic medical records may increase naloxone prescriptions
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Study details opioid prescribing patterns to US children and young adults in 2019
1. Based on a prescription-dispensing database including a large majority of US pharmacies, 3.5% of children and young adults aged ...
Prolonged use of opioids and benzodiazepines in extremely preterm infants associated with adverse effects on neurodevelopmental outcomes
1. In this cohort study, prolonged use of opioids and benzodiazepines among extremely preterm infants was associated with lower cognitive, ...
Adolescent misuse of prescription opioids may lead to heroin use in adulthood
1. This quantitative study of high school seniors between 1976-2000 found that nearly 1 in 3 high school seniors who ...
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