• Mashup Score: 0

    Individuals who used or abused opioids were significantly more likely to receive sedating medications, including benzodiazepines, than those who did not use opioids, data show. Opioid use can lead to sleep disruptions, Andrew S. Tubbs, BSc, an MD/PhD candidate at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, told Healio Primary Care. Sedating medications for poor sleep, when combined with

    Tweet Tweets with this article
    • Individuals who used or abused #opioids were significantly more likely to receive sedating medications, including #benzodiazepines, than those who did not use opioids, data announced at #SLEEP2021 show https://t.co/vRevXFDGUY