Hunting Ebola's origins - Medical Xpress
Hunting Ebola's origins Medical Xpress
The outbreak of Ebola that started in 2013 in West Africa, infecting nearly 30000 people and killing 11000 before it ended in 2016, has long left scientists ...
“Opioids in America, Part 3: The other side of the crisis - Greeley Tribune” plus 1 more
“Opioids in America, Part 3: The other side of the crisis - Greeley Tribune” plus 1 more Opioids in America, Part 3: The other side of the crisis - Greeley Tribune Posted: 31 Oct 2020 04:20 PM PDT Editor's Note: This is Part 3 of a three-part series looking into the opioid epidemic across the U.S., rehabilitation options in Weld County and stories from people who have overcome or are currently fighting addiction to opioids. Like many things, there's another side to the opioid crisis. While the addiction to opioids is a problem that needs to be addressed, people who are using the drugs exclusively as prescribed — and who still truly need it from a medical perspective — have been swept up in what some have seen as government's knee-jerk reaction to the crisis. In having their ability limited to get the drugs they need in order to function, many of these patients are left suffering debilitating pain. Richard Mark VanWormer w
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