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European Medical Journal
emjreviews.com > respiratory > news > opioid-sparing-approach-improves-pain-control-after-lung-surgery

Opioid-Sparing Approach Improves Pain Control After Lung Surgery

5+ day, 50+ min ago   (291+ words) DEXMEDETOMIDINE reduced epidural analgesic use after VATS lobectomy while improving early pain control and patient satisfaction. The prospective, randomized, double-blind study enrolled 68 patients undergoing elective video-assisted thoracoscopic (VATS) lobectomy. Of these, 61 were included in the final analysis, comprising 31 patients who…...

BIOENGINEER.ORG
bioengineer.org > opioid-dependence-adds-heavy-burden-for-hospitalized-cancer-patients-study-finds

Opioid dependence adds heavy burden for hospitalized cancer patients, study

1+ week, 6+ hour ago   (816+ words) Hospitalized cancer patients who also struggle with opioid dependence face measurably worse clinical outcomes than their counterparts without the condition, according to a large national study published in the journal Medical Oncology. Drawing on a nationally representative database of U.S....

healio.com
healio.com > news > rheumatology > 20/26/0831 > opioid-use-disorder-relatively-common-in-patients-with-rheumatic-diseases

Opioid use disorder ‘relatively common’ in rheumatic disease

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (63+ words) Although opioid use disorder is “relatively common” in rheumatology settings, fewer than 15% of patients with this disorder and rheumatic disease receive medications to treat it, according to data published in Arthritis Care & Research.“Patients with rheumatic…...

Medical Dialogues
medicaldialogues.in > medicine > news > selective-sodium-channel-blocker-reduces-postoperative-pain-and-opioid-use-suggests-study-178250

Selective sodium channel blocker reduces Postoperative Pain and Opioid Use, suggests study

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (375+ words) Acute postoperative pain remains a major challenge in surgical care, and opioid medications continue to play a central role despite concerns over dependence and adverse effects. Therefore the focused is on developing non-opioid therapies that target pain pathways more precisely....

eHospice
ehospice.com > uk_posts > this-pain-is-not-responding-to-an-opioid-knowledge-to-inform-the-next-step

This pain is not responding to an Opioid: Knowledge to inform the next step

3+ week, 3+ hour ago   (205+ words) This practical course, due to be held on Monday 28th September 2026, is designed to help clinicians build confidence in assessing and managing opioid-unresponsive pain. Through expert teaching, case discussions and real-world examples, delegates will explore the science behind pain mechanisms and…...

Streamline
streamlinefeed.co.ke > news > opioids-carry-risks-without-treating-lesion-biology

Opioids Carry Risks Without Treating Lesion Biology

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (173+ words) Opioids mute endometriosis pain for hours without touching lesion biology. Data show four-fold chronic-use risk and why multimodal plans beat abrupt stops. Opioids mute endometriosis pain for hours and change nothing about lesion biology. The data push care toward accountable…...

BIOENGINEER.ORG
bioengineer.org > network-meta-analysis-compares-local-anesthetic-techniques-for-pain-relief-during-newborn-circumcision

Network meta-analysis compares local anesthetic techniques for pain relief

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (710+ words) during newborn circumcision Bioengineer.org...

Knowridge Science Report
knowridge.com > 2026 > 08 > new-pain-drug-could-reduce-the-need-for-opioids

New Pain Drug Could Reduce the Need for Opioids

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sflorg.com
sflorg.com > 2026 > 08 > ns08182601.html

Brain's Mu Opioid Receptors Act as Brake for Chronic Pain

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (540+ words) A cluster of nerve cells (cyan, right) in the mouse brain (cyan, left) play a role in both pain relief and the generation of chronic pain. WashU Medicine researchers found that certain receptors on the surface of these cells can…...