Archive for: February 2006
2006-02-28
Filed under: Uncategorized - 28 Feb 2006
[Dr. Rottschaefer's] Drug Verdict Fought (full text)
Jason Cato; Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; 2006-02-28
“‘The same rule and statute that the attorney general was interpreting wrong in Oregon is the same rule and standard that is being interpreted wrong in Pennsylvania,’ said [defense …
2006-02-25
U.S.A. v. Dr. Ronald McIver - Brief Reply of the Appellant (PDF)
John P. Flannery, II; U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit; Record Number 05-4884; Filed: 2006-02-24.
See also:
Addendum: The Sad History of Mr. Shealy - with …
Jurors: Knox Was Not at Fault (full text)
Lindsey Nair; The Roanoke Times; 2006-02-24. Posted: 2006-02-24.
Excerpt:
“Because Tisdale was on the same dosage of methadone for more than a year, [Duke pharmacist] Latta said, he should not have suddenly died of …
2006-02-23
Filed under: Uncategorized - 23 Feb 2006
Research on Ultra-rapid (anesthesia-assisted) vs. Rapid (buprenorphine or clonidine assisted) Detox for Heroin (full text)
Eric D. Collins, Herbert D. Kleber, Robert A. Whittington, Nicole E. Heitler, JAMA, 294:903-913, 2005.
“[Withdrawal] severities were comparable… [no differences] in rates of completion [or] …
2006-02-21
Filed under: Uncategorized - 21 Feb 2006
Drug Crime Is a Source of Abused Pain Medications in the U.S. (full text)
D.E. Joranson and A.M. Gilson, Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 30(4): 299-301, 2005.
“[Theft] is an important source of prescription opioids diverted into the illicit …
2006-02-17
Evidence for Controlled Heroin Use? (full text)
Shewan and Dalgarno, British J. Health Psychology, 2005. Posted: 2006-02-17.
Comment (DeLuca):
In this study, subjects had occupational and educational status comparable to that of general UK pop. Ongoing problems were rare; heroin was not …
Dr. Mikuriya’s Appeal: a Last Minute Twist (full text)
Fred Gardner; Counterpunch,; 2006-02-11.
“There has been a division of prosecutorial labor, with the state going after the docs and the feds going after the growers and providers. They all claim …
2006-02-16
Richard Paey’s Defense Attorney, John Flannery, Addresses the Court (Transcript excerpt)
Florida Appeals Court; 2006-02-07.
Fragment:
“The government spent months trying to find evidence that he had ‘trafficked’. But they found none. Because there is none. Nevertheless, Richard stands convicted …
2006-02-13
Filed under: Uncategorized - 13 Feb 2006
Boone Brief Responds to Government Motion to Dismiss Her Civil Action Based on Wrongful Prosecution (PDF)
Boone v. U.S.; Civil Action No. 7:06CV00006; 2006-02-10.
Comment (DeLuca):
Boone presents cogent, well written arguments in response to prosecution attempts to dodge her charges of …
LTE in Response to “Prescription for Pain” - Balko, Boston Globe, 2006-01-13.
“The medical literature overwhelmingly shows that so-called accidental addiction is rare… Obviously, one wouldn’t expect a district attorney to be up on all the medical literature. But the …
Convictions Stay for [Myrtle Beach] Pain Clinic (full text)
Paul Nelson; The Sun News; 2005-12-02.
Excerpt:
“[The U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals] has upheld the convictions of [Drs. Alerre, Bordeaux, and Jackson] for their role in a drug fraud scheme carried …
2006-02-09
Dr. Fisher Comments on the Paey Appeal Argued by Mr. Flannery, and on PRN’s Role in the Case (full text) - Frank Fisher, M.D.; NFTP listServ, 2006-02-07.
Excerpt:
“Mr. John Flannery argued (Richard Paey’s) case brilliantly, engaging the entire panel …
2006-02-08
Pain Relief Network’s Cliical Litigation Project Description / Litigation Project Case List - Siobhan Reynolds, President, PRN, 2006-2007.
“PRN was founded in order to identify and remove the actual barriers to available pain care in the United States… The Clinical …
2006-02-07
Contents of the Defunct ‘Hurwitz Collection’ RSS Feed — The Hurwitz Collection RSS feed was short lived, and has been supplanted and encompassed by the new: “War on Doctors and Pain Crisis Weekly Update” RSS feed, which you are …
Prescription for Pain (full text) - Editorial, Boston Globe, 2006-02-05. Posted: 2006-02-06.
“‘PAIN-KILLER’ is one of medicine’s overblown promises. The pain is often eased and delayed, not killed. In chronic cases, it always comes back. The last thing that patients …
2006-02-06
An Evaluation of Fitness-for-Duty Testing (full text) - Debra R. Comer; 103rd Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, NY; 1995-08-15.
Comment (DeLuca):
Excellent, important, review of …
2006-02-05
U.S. Attorney, Heal Thyself - a Response to ‘First Do No Harm’ by John Brownlee - Alexander DeLuca, M.D., MPH; Addiction, Pain and Public Health website; 2006-02-04 (unpublished letter to Editor, Roanoke Times)
“In ‘First Do No Harm’ Brownlee luridly …
2006-02-04
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2006-02-02
Opioid Rotation in Patients with Cancer Pain. A Retrospective Comparison of Dose Ratios between Methadone, Hydromorphone, and Morphine [Abstract] - Bruera et al., Cancer, 78(4), 852-857, 1996.
Comment (DeLuca):
In this brief abstract the authors present the results of a …
Filed under: Uncategorized - 02 Feb 2006
Marc Kaufman; The Washington Post; page A04; 2005-10-14. Posted: 2005-01-14.
“Green and other researchers said that the new study, published this week in the Journal of Pain, is consistent with earlier studies showing that doctors were less likely to …
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