Pain Medicine During an Opioid Epidemic Needs More Transparency, Not Less

American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 9 (3):183-185 (2018)
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Nada Gligorov (2018), in this issue’s target article, covers a lot of ground concerning the science and ethics of pain management. I find substantial chunks of her argument compelling, including he...

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