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With advances in science, researchers and scientists are developing new medicines and drugs for treating various health problems and alleviating pain. Opioids are drugs that are developed to replicate the pain-relieving properties of opium which have been used for many centuries. However, increasingly the mainstream media in the United States is covering the opioid crisis … Read more
The first step to fixing this crisis is understanding the scope of the problem and creating awareness. In order to fully grasp the extent and pervasiveness of this epidemic let’s start by looking at some statistics. In 2017 the National Safety Council registered around 40.000 vehicle deaths. Also in 2017, the C.D.C registered 70.000 drug … Read more
There is a devastating amount of opioids being used in the U.S. The opioid crisis in the us is ruining families across the nation by taking the lives of those we love. What opioids are is pain killing drugs such as Oxycotin, Fentanyl, Vicodin, Morphine, and Heroin. All of those drugs are highly addictive and … Read more
Introduction Thousands of people are falling victim to drug abuse by using street drugs such as heroin. People have even gone further and now abuse medical grade pain medicine such as Morphine and Kadian. Furthermore, errant chemists are using extracts from the poppy plant to synthesize drugs such as fentanyl in laboratories. These drugs are … Read more
The misuse of opioid painkillers has become a national crisis. In 2016, 11.5 million people misused prescription opioids according 2016 National Survey on Drug Use and Health. That’s an alarming number. In that same year, according the Mortality in the United States Data Brief, 42,249 people died from overdosing on opioids. Opioid abuse is on … Read more
Hundreds of thousands of people in the US take or are dependent on opioids. They swallow painkillers such as oxycodone or inject heroin or the often stronger acting fentanyl. It is also due to the fact that doctors have prescriptively prescribed appropriate drugs in the USA for decades. One way to reduce the risk of … Read more
