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FDA Halts Unapproved Nitro Makers
WASHINGTON (MedPage Today) -- The FDA has ordered two generic drug manufacturers to stop marketing unapproved sublingual nitroglycerin tablets as part of the agency's unapproved drugs initiative.
Gaps Remain in Cancer Palliative Care (CME/CE)
Most cancer centers (MedPage Today) -- whether designated by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) or not -- have a palliative care program, but gaps remain and care is often delayed, a survey revealed.
FDA Reminds Unapproved Morphine Makers to Cease Production
WASHINGTON (MedPage Today) -- The FDA issued follow-up warning letters to six unapproved oral morphine sulfate manufacturers with one message: be ready for when the enforcement discretion lifts.
Magnetic Pulse Device Shows Promise for Migraine (CME/CE)
A handheld magnetic stimulation device relieved migraine pain for as long as 48 hours after a single treatment session, according to results of a randomized clinical trial.
Talk Therapy May Reduce Back Pain (CME/CE)
Group cognitive behavioral therapy may help patients with chronic or acute low-back pain, British researchers say.
AAN: Migraine Linked to MS in Women (CME/CE)
Women with physician-diagnosed migraine appear to have an increased risk of developing multiple sclerosis, researchers found.
CROI: Capsaicin Doesn't Burn Away HIV-Related Pain (CME/CE)
SAN FRANCISCO (MedPage Today) -- A potent capsaicin patch (Qutenza) recently approved to ease neuropathic pain from shingles burned hopes for similar efficacy in HIV-associated distal sensory polyneuropathy.
Socioeconomics of Migraine Explored (CME/CE)
Chronic migraine sufferers tended to be poorer and less healthy than those who get migraines only occasionally, researchers found.
Opioid Misuse Common, Survey Shows
Most Utah residents receiving prescriptions for opioid painkillers did not immediately use all the medication they were given and, against recommendations, kept the leftovers, researchers said.
AAN: Ibuprofen Again Eyed for Parkinson's Prevention (CME/CE)
TORONTO (MedPage Today) -- Regular use of ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) again appeared to have a neuroprotective effect against Parkinson's disease in observational study results.
Botox May Have Migraine Potential (CME/CE)
Botulinum toxin type A (Botox) provided significant relief from certain types of migraine in a small clinical study of migraine patients undergoing cosmetic procedures of the upper face.
NSAIDs No Buffer to Skin Cancer (CME/CE)
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) offer no protection against skin cancer, investigators have concluded from reviewing records of a large patient cohort.
Migraine Ups CVD, Heart Attack Risk (CME/CE)
Patients with migraine have a higher prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors including diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol (MedPage Today) -- and their consequences -- than those who don't get the intense headaches, researchers found.
AAPM: Most Chronic Opioid Users Likely Nonadherent (CME/CE, with video)
SAN ANTONIO (MedPage Today) -- Almost 80% of patients on chronic opioid therapy had urine drug tests indicating nonadherence, which significantly increased healthcare costs, data from a large managed care population showed.
AAPM: Online Program Helps Manage Pain (CME/CE, with video)
SAN ANTONIO (MedPage Today) -- A personalized, online self-management program helped patients with pain syndromes improve coping skills and reduce stress and depression, according to results of two studies reported here.
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