The study found that less than 3% of pain medications prescribed to the athletes who played in one or both of the two seasons were for opioids. Slightly more than 86% of the pain medications were ...

The study found that less than 3 percent of pain medications prescribed to the athletes who played in one or both of the two seasons were for opioids. Slightly more than 86 percent of the pain ...

The study found that less than 3 percent of pain medications prescribed to the athletes who played in one or both of the two seasons were for opioids. Slightly more than 86 percent of the pain ...

The rather distressing side to the admission process is that there are relatively few seats for outsiders as there are fixed ...

Narcotics (like morphine) reduce pain perception, allowing athletes to push through injuries and physical discomfort. But, it leads to respiratory depression, addiction, and organ damage ...

Welcome to the Weekend Report, where iGB looks at the news that you may have missed across Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This ...

In an effort to correct the misinformation spread over the years about opioids, drug prevention education ... at events ranging from professional athletes’ sports camps to after-school programs ...

The study found that less than 3 percent of pain medications prescribed to the athletes who played in one or both of the two seasons were for opioids. Slightly more than 86 percent of the pain ...

Faith-based organizations in Seattle and the Puget Sound region conduct outreach, offering blankets and also a path to ...

The Detroit Free Press interviewed four metro Detroit orthopedic surgeons/sports medicine specialists who work with athletes — from those at the ... he went without morphine because it made him sick ...