Source: AAMCNews As the opioid epidemic claims even more lives, medical schools are rethinking how they teach students to manage patients' pain. The result? A better understanding of the nature of pain, addiction, and substance [...]
Source: Purdue University A compound shows unparalleled selectivity in inhibiting the adenylyl cyclase 1 (AC1), making it a potential target for treating pain and reducing the dependency on opioids for pain management.Full story.
In a new study, University of Alabama at Birmingham investigators will recruit family members of people who have died by suicide after a change in prescribed pain medications and survey their experiences. Read more.
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