Opioid addiction battle continues, but shortages trouble chronic pain sufferers

TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – Health care professionals can prescribe opioids to help those experiencing acute, persistent, or severe pain, but shortages and fears of addiction are affecting many patients in Northeastern

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