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Opioid pain relievers not helpful for back & neck pain, carry misuse risks

Opioid pain relievers have no benefit for people suffering from acute lower back and neck pain, and rather carry misuse risks, warned a study published in The Lancet.Results of the first randomised controlled trial to investigate the safety and .

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Opioid Pain Relievers Not Helpful For Back & Neck Pain, Carry Misuse Risks-July 2

Opioid Pain Relievers Not Helpful For Back & Neck Pain, Carry Misuse Risks-July 2
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Research Suggests Opioid Pain Relievers Ineffective for Acute Lower Back and Neck Pain

Research Suggests Opioid Pain Relievers Ineffective for Acute Lower Back and Neck Pain
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