Drug Manufacturer Points Finger At FDA Label Change Regulation As Cause Of Opioid Problem A long-time drug manufacturer said that the FDA is partly to blame for the ongoing opioid crisis in the United States. A 2001 label change of Oxycontin, a powerful painkiller, gave more people access to the drug. by Diane Samson
Health Massachusetts Sues Purdue Pharma and Sackler Family For OxyContin Profiteering Amid Opioid Crisis by Rubi Valdez
Health Montana Sues OxyContin Manufacturer Purdue Over Its Contribution To The Opioid Crisis by Carl Velasco
Health Heroin Use In The US Reaches Highest Level in 20 Years: Experts Call Spike 'Alarming' by Katherine Derla
Health OxyContin's 12-Hour Dosing May Up Drug Abuse Risk: How To Recognize And Prevent Opioid Addiction by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness The FDA Cracks Down On Drug Abuse, Requires Warning Labels On Opioids by Lauren Keating
Healthy Living/Wellness FDA Approves OxyContin Use For Young Children: What Is OxyContin And Why Some Doctors Are Worried by Rhodi Lee
Healthy Living/Wellness Use Of OxyContin For Children 11 And Up Approved By The FDA by Rina Marie Doctor
Healthy Living/Wellness FDA approves oxycodone painkiller designed to prevent drug abuse by Jim Algar