Pain Control and Drug Policy

Author: Guy B. Faguet M.D.
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Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0313382808
Category: Medical

Pain Control and Drug Policy: A Time for Change

Pain Control and Drug Policy: A Time for Change focuses on America's national crisis in pain management caused by the widening divergence between the enormous contributions of opioids ("narcotics") to pain management in the clinical setting and the mistaken belief that they are dangerous, highly addictive drugs. Download Pain Control and Drug Policy medical books for free.
After dissecting the strategy and tactics of the War on Drugs from medical, historical, legal, socioeconomic, and geopolitical perspectives, Guy Faguet MD indicts the 40-year-long War on Drugs forAhaving triggered a pain management crisis in the United StatesAthat dictates how pain physicians can prescribe opioids and violates the basic human right to pain relief of tens of millions of American chronic pain sufferers despite Get Pain Control and Drug Policy our bestseller medical books.

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fter dissecting the strategy and tactics of the War on Drugs from medical, historical, legal, socioeconomic, and geopolitical perspectives, Guy Faguet MD indicts the 40-year-long War on Drugs forAhaving triggered a pain management crisis in the United StatesAthat dictates how pain physicians can prescribe opioids and violates the basic human right to pain relief of tens of millions of American chronic pain sufferers despite

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