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Seeing #OpioidReductionists tripling-down on their failed trope that reduced opioid prescribing will fix the #OverdoseCrisis.
They seem annoyed that the 2022 Revised @CDCgov Guideline could undermine settlements in state lawsuits against opioid manufacturers & distributors.
They seem annoyed that the 2022 Revised @CDCgov Guideline could undermine settlements in state lawsuits against opioid manufacturers & distributors.
Ironically, @CDCInjury was compelled to revise the flawed 2016 Guideline because of patient harms from excessively rapid or nonconsensual opioid tapers that were championed by #OpioidReductionists, like PROP & its allies. Shouldn't they be GONE from this policy space?
@CDCInjury The latest extremist rhetorical argument from #OpioidReductionists blames the #OverdoseCrisis on palliative care #hapc #hpm for viewing the relief of pain and suffering as "a legitimate target of medical attention and therapy."
@CDCInjury But at least they're finally being open & honest about their conflicts-of-interest. 🙄
(It's always about the money; in this case, those sweet expert fees for consulting on opioid litigation... 💰
But at least they're finally being honest about their conflicts-of-interest. 🙄
(It's always about the money; in this case, those sweet expert fees for consulting on opioid litigation... 💰
But at least they're finally being honest about their conflicts-of-interest. 🙄
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