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Reassessing social context of illicit drug use and addiction

Reassessing social context of illicit drug use and addiction
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Opioids and overdose risk

Opioids and overdose risk
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People who live with ongoing pain face daily challenges in getting on with their lives despite the pain. Among the many pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical treatments for persistent pain, opioids raise a lot of controversies because their possible severe side effects can sometimes overweight their benefits.
Opioid medicines – such as morphine, codeine, oxycodone, methadone and others – can affect the brain to make people less aware of pain. But opioids also affect things other than pain levels, and many people taking these drugs long-term experience a lot of unwanted effects, some very serious. ....

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Heat packs and ibuprofen better for back pain than opioids, researchers say

A cheap heat pack to replace opioids for back pain? It may work
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A cheap heat pack, some training and simple pain relief is all it takes to treat many cases of severe back pain in hospital, allowing doctors and nurses to cut the use of dangerously addictive opioids.
That’s the key finding from a major new effort to improve the way patients with back pain are cared for in hospital.
Former opioid user Leah Dwyer says the drugs give “a sense of euphoria and control. It’s opium – that’s the part I think people forget. They make you not care about the pain.” ....

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Oxycodone-related ambulance presentations are more likely to be women and those with mental health issues

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A new study by researchers from Monash University has shown that women and people with mental health issues are more likely to require attendance by an ambulance for oxycodone misuse.
Using data from Turning Point’s National Ambulance Surveillance System (NASS) , the study, led by Associate Professor Suzanne Nielsen from the Monash Addiction Research Centre, analysed records relating to extramedical oxycodone use in Victoria from 2013-2018 and found characteristics of oxycodone presentations in Australian ambulance attendances appear to be changing over time.
These changes revealed that females made up more than half of all overdose presentations (56.4 per cent) but also showed there has been an increase in alcohol use, extramedical use of non-opioid pharmaceuticals and suicidal thoughts or behaviours and a decrease in heroin involvement. ....

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