Opiate
Psychoactive Drug
NY sheriff offers drug testing kits for parents...test kits to help parents and guardians monitor their children. The kits cost about $1 and test for six different drugs, from marijuana to opiates to cocaine. He says 16,000 will eventually be distributed. DeMarco says the test kits give... |
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Medical News Today | 2 days ago
Common Pain Relief Medication May Encourage Cancer Growth
...been the gold-standard treatment for postoperative and chronic cancer pain for two centuries, a growing body of evidence is showing that opiate-based painkillers can stimulate the growth and spread of cancer cells. Two new studies advance that...
In this article: Cancer, Methylnaltrexone, Morphine, Lung cancer, University of Chicago, and Medical advice
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MedicineNet | 2 days ago
Morphine May Help Tumors Spread in Cancer Patients
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18 (HealthDay News) -- Two new studies add to growing evidence that morphine and other opiate-based painkillers may promote the growth and spread of cancer cells. The papers, scheduled to be presented Wednesday at an...
In this article: Cancer, Morphine, Lung cancer, Surgery, Constipation, Methylnaltrexone, University of Chicago, and University of Chicago Medical Center
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New Kerala | 2 days ago
Common pain relief drugs promote cancer growth
...study has revealed that common pain relief medication such as morphine can actually encourage the growth and spread of cancer cells. Opiate-based painkillers have been shown to stimulate cancer growth. Two new studies have shown how...
In this article: Cancer, Morphine, Methylnaltrexone, American Association for Cancer Research, Lung cancer, and University of Chicago
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Independent.ie | 2 days ago
Morphine fuels spread of cancer
...thousands of cancer patients who routinely receive the painkilling drug, new research suggests. Scientists have found evidence that the opiate may fuel the growth and spread of cancer cells. They also showed that another drug can block the...
In this article: Morphine, Cancer, Constipation, Methylnaltrexone, and University of Chicago
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The Daily Barometer | 2 days ago
A painful flaw
...is a large problem that is growing each year. Many people, medical professional or not, believe that long-term opiate use must mean opiate addiction. This has been the topic of numerous studies as opiate therapy has become popular for...
In this article: Chronic pain, IP Address, Coronary artery disease, Cancer, AIDS, Sickle-cell disease, DSM, World Health Organization, and U.S.
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Reuters | 2 days ago
Pain drug morphine may accelerate cancer growth
...the progression of lung cancer," Singleton said in a telephone interview. He said several studies have begun to show that opiate-based pain drugs stimulate cancer cell growth and foster the spread of cancers. A key study in 2002...
In this article: Cancer, Morphine, Methylnaltrexone, Lung cancer, Wyeth, Constipation, and Pfizer Inc
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AP Online | 5 days ago
Alkermes' Vivitrol succeeds in opiate study
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - Alkermes Inc. said a late stage clinical trial shows its drug Vivitrol, which is used to help alcoholics quit drinking, also helped opioid addicts stay off drugs. Subjects who were injected with Vivitrol once per...
In this article: Alkermes Inc., Naltrexone, Insomnia, Heroin, Cambridge, and Massachusetts
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The Seattle Times | 5 days ago
Alkermes' Vivitrol succeeds in opiate study
In this article: Alkermes Inc., Naltrexone, Insomnia, and Heroin
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PR Newswire: Health / Biotech | November 10, 2009
U.S. Department of Defense Awards $1.2 Million to Study the Use of Vigabatrin to Reduce the Addictive Liability of Opiates While Still Effectively Managing Pain
...Agreements U.S. Department of Defense Awards $1.2 Million to Study the Use of Vigabatrin to Reduce the Addictive Liability of Opiates While Still Effectively Managing Pain CORAL GABLES, Fla., Nov. 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Catalyst...
In this article: Vigabatrin, Morphine, U.S. Department of Defense, The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, FDA, and Chronic pain
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Reuters | November 04, 2009
Most who OD on prescription opiates took methadone
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A new study of overdose deaths in Washington State due to prescription opiate drugs shows that most of these deaths involved methadone, and that these overdoses were much more common among people on Medicaid.
In this article: Medicaid, Methadone, Oxycodone, Hydrocodone, Reuters Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Washington
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In medicine, the term opiate describes any of the narcotic alkaloids found in opium, as well as any derivatives of such alkaloids.
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