If you or your beloved one has ever undergone a surgery or a medical operation, you may have noticed that the doctors prescribe a large bag of pain medication afterward.
Even though surgery is done after making the patient fall asleep, so they don’t feel the pain, the fact remains that after they are done with the surgery, there might still be pain after the patient wakes up.
By October, more than one in five U.S. adults will be able to obtain lethal prescriptions if terminally ill. But for those who try, obstacles remain.
With rising prices of prescription drugs taking center stage in the national healthcare dialogue, turning to generic drugs has been heralded as a way to keep costs down. However, generics may not be the cost-saving alternative once thought under the current design of the Medicare Part D program.
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Politicians keep proposing overly rigid rules that harm people in pain.
