Kratom Class Action Lawsuit Alleges Ingredients Are as Addictive as Opioids
Manufacturers should have known about and failed to disclose risks of painful kratom withdrawal symptoms.
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Tag Archives: Drug Addiction
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Ozempic, Mounjaro May Soon Be Touted as Addiction Treatments Following New Study
Researchers have found that users of Ozempic, Mounjaro and similar drugs are less likely to experience opioid overdoses or alcoholism.
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Only 25% of Those Addicted to Opioids Receive Recommended Medications: CDC Study
Doctors were less likely to prescribe opioid addiction medications to Blacks, Latinos and women, CDC researchers discovered.
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Suboxone Dental Erosion Makes Film Strips “Unreasonably Dangerous,” Lawsuit Alleges
The complaint will be centralized with a growing number of other Suboxone dental erosion lawsuits in the Northern District of Ohio, as part of a federal MDL or multidistrict litigation.
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Lawsuit Claims Suboxone Strips Caused Dental Erosion and Tooth Decay for New York Man
Manufacturers are accused of placing profits before the safety of the individuals suffering from opioid addiction, by introducing Suboxone strips without warning about the risk of dental erosion and tooth decay.
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Youth Drug and Alcohol Addiction in U.S. is Often Linked to Stress, Mental Health Problems: CDC
Three-quarters of teens who abuse drugs are diagnosed with mental health problems, often using illegal or controlled substances to self-medicate
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Lawsuit Claims Suboxone Side Effects Caused Permanent Tooth Damage and Need for Substantial Dental Work
Risk of dental erosion from Suboxone was known to the drug maker, yet lawsuit indicates that users and medical community were not adequately warned about the potential side effects.
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Side Effects of Suboxone Ruined Teeth, Requiring Substantial Dental Work to Repair Damage: Lawsuit
Kentucky man used the film strips for more than a decade to treat opioid use disorder, before learning the side effects of Suboxone were ruining his teeth.
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Lack of Suboxone Film Tooth Decay Warnings Placed Users At Risk of Severe Dental Injuries, Erosion: Lawsuit
Pennsylvania woman used the opioid addiction treatment for nine years before Suboxone tooth decay warnings were finally placed on the drug label, leaving her with extensive dental injuries and tooth damage.
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Public Citizen Criticizes Proposed FDA Opioid Surveillance Plan
The FDA RADARS program was originally created by Purdue Pharma, which has often been blamed for its role in creating the opioid abuse and addiction crisis.
