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Despite evidence for the benefits of carbon dioxide insufflation for reducing post-colonoscopy pain

Slow Adoption of CO2 Insufflation for Post-Colonoscopy Pain

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Evidence shows benefits of carbon dioxide insufflation in reducing pain
Three different distraction methods are not significantly different in terms of pain and anxiety reduction in children having their blood drawn

Distraction Methods During Blood Draws Have Similar Effectiveness

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No significant difference among ball, balloon, cards in reducing children's pain, anxiety
Mandatory safety training for doctors who prescribe opioids is being reconsidered by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

FDA Reconsidering Training for Doctors Prescribing Opioids

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Next week, FDA committee of outside experts will meet to review risk-management plans
For most patients with chronic pancreatitis

Optimized Tx Linked to Lasting Pain Relief in Chronic Pancreatitis

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Significant pain relief achieved in 84.7 percent of patients at one-year follow-up; most with medical tx
U.S. hospital procedures and questionnaires used to manage patient pain lead to overprescribing of addictive opioids and need to be changed

Coalition Calls for Changes to Hospital Pain Assessments

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Petition asks government to release proposal for a new pain questionnaire for hospital patients
For young adults presenting to the emergency department with acute chest pain

Review Addresses Chest Pain in Young Adults Presenting to ER

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Physicians should focus on stress reaction after ruling out cardiac risk, based on risk factors, history
Cryoablation therapy may reduce phantom limb pain that many amputees experience

SIR: Cryoablation Helps Ease Phantom Limb Pain for Amputees

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Targeted treatment of nerve and scar tissue found to improve symptoms
Extended-release naltrexone is associated with a lower rate of opioid relapse than usual treatment among criminal justice offenders

Naltrexone ER Injection Cuts Opioid Relapse Rate in Inmates

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Lower rate of relapse compared with usual treatment in trial involving criminal justice offenders
Continuing their push to combat the nation's epidemic of opioid abuse

FDA Wants Generic Opioids to Be Abuse-Deterrent

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One more step to combat the epidemic of opioid abuse
When doctors in the United States prescribe opioids for their patients

Many Doctors Prescribe Opioids for Longer Than CDC Advises

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While 99 percent exceed the recommended three-day dosage limit, a quarter write Rx for a full month