| MedPage Today |
Pain Management. AAN Warns Against Opioids in Chronic Noncancer Pain. Published: Sep 29, 2014. By Kristina Fiore, Staff Writer, MedPage Today.
"The risks of opioids far outweigh their benefits in chronic pain conditions such as headache, fibromyalgia, and lower back pain, according to a new policy statement from the American Academy of Neurology."
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Social Politics - 101
Noting the above recommended alternatives to chronic pain condition management all require some type of health care insurance. First, for one's ability to see a doctor and second, to be attended-to by a specialist for any such alternative type of care.
So, thanks in large-part to congressional Republicans and those Red states now under GOP iron-fist control --- those still uninsured (re: "2010") need not apply for, or be concerned about any such medical care known as chronic pain management.
Ironically the above report, inadvertently, makes for one of the best case arguments for the legalization of marijuana within the borders of these United States.
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As for the President saying that if you want to keep your present health care policy, you could --- everyone should be reminded that it was big corporate insurance, aided by the GOP... not Obama, that said, NO YOU COULD NOT --- by sending out a cancellation notice...ASAP. Cancellations that didn't need or have to happen. Other than for plain old-fashion political spite or political power motivation.
Wake-up America, it's the GOP that's doing the duping here ... Republicans will do or say anything ... in-order to get elected this November. They said it their self on the night of January 20th 2009. Re: Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican, from the chronic-pain addled state of Kentucky. Aka., "The Bluegrass State."
