Office-Based Methadone Treatment May Improve Outcomes in Opioid Use Disorder
Investigators conducted a scoping review to determine outcomes among patients with opioid-use disorder who received treatment with methadone in an office-based setting.
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Patients Report Higher Treatment Satisfaction with Depot Buprenorphine Than With Sublingual Buprenorphine
As patient-reported outcomes in the treatment of opioid dependence can differ between subcutaneously administered depot buprenorphine and daily sublingual buprenorphine, the researchers compared patient satisfaction between depot buprenorphine and sublingual buprenorphine in adult outpatients with opioid dependence.
How Do Swear Words Affect Pain Onset and Pain Tolerance?
The researchers created two new “swear” words and assessed the pain-relieving effects of saying these new words during an ice-water pain challenge.
Using Neuroimaging to Improve Care for Patients With Sickle Cell Disease
Patients with sickle cell disease – especially those who have had silent cerebral infarcts or overt strokes – have cognitive impairment that results in reduced full-scale intelligence quotient scores.
Health Care Professionals’ Experience of PTSD Symptoms While Working During COVID-19
Researchers compared the Impact of Event Scale-Revised and Insomnia Severity Index scores among 348 health care professionals and 350 control individuals at a hospital treating patients for COVID-19 in Turkey.
Projections of Utility of Migraine Disability Assessment Questionnaire
Researchers believed the MIDAS questionnaire would improve communication and aid in the diagnosis of migraines.
Trans-Nasal High-Flow Dehumidified Air May Reduce Acute Migraine Headache Pain
Researchers compared the impact of dry oxygen, dry air, humidified oxygen, and humidified air on patients suffering from acute headache episodes.
Total Cholesterol May Influence Cardiovascular Risk in Patients With Migraine
A team of researchers conducted a systematic review to examine the association between migraine and lipid profile differences.
Exercise Is Associated With Fewer Migraines in Patients Using Prophylaxis
Researchers examined the possible synergistic relationship between regular exercise and the use of preventive medication among patients with episodic migraine.
Substance Use Disorder Associated With an Increased Risk of Adverse COVID-19 Outcomes
Researchers analyzed how substance use disorder affected the risk of hospitalization, complications and mortality among adult patients who were diagnosed with having a COVID-19 infection.
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