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*__Why Untreated Chronic Pain is a Medical Emergency__*; ([PDF version][cpemerpdf]); Alex DeLuca, M.D., MPH; [Pain Relief Network][prn]; 2008-02-28; Revised: 2008-07-08. Submitted testimony to …

*__Overcoming Opiophobia and Doing Opioids Right__*; Forest Tennant; PainTopics.org; May, 2007. (Full text PDF) **See also:** [**Chronic Pain in Veterans**][d1] - DeLuca; 2007 and, [**Bounds of Medical Practice, …

*__Archived: “The DEA’s Regulation of Medicine” hearings__*, House Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security - 2007-07-12; [Pain Relief …

*__Siobhan Reynolds of the [Pain Relief Network][prn] Written Testimony to the Senate Committee on “Evaluating the Propriety and Adequacy of the Oxycontin …

*__Mangino IIIa - Bail Strategy Changes__*; Alex DeLuca; War on Doctors/Pain Crisis blog of the [Pain Relief Network][prn]; 2007-07-29. NOTE! - Date change - AGAIN!
_**Sentencing re-scheduled: Sept. 14, 2007**_ — Good morning. …

The War on Doctors Prosecutors’ Cheat Sheet; Alex DeLuca; War on Doctors/Pain Crisis blog of the Pain Relief Network; 2007-07-06.

This is a gift for you all. Law students might be particularly interested, I think; pass it on to …

Future Docs Give USA Fair Warning - We Get the Doctoring We Deserve; Alexander DeLuca; War on Doctors/Pain Crisis; 2007-06-19.

God Bless John Tierney.

Tina Rosenberg wrote an article in the June 17, 2007 NYTimes Sunday Magazine entitled “When is a …

No Relief in Sight (full text) - by Jacob Sullum, Reason Online, 1997. “Torture, despair, agony, and death are the symptoms of ‘opiophobia,’ a well-documented medical syndrome fed by fear, superstition, and the war on drugs. Doctors …

‘Good Faith’ at Issue in Pain Doctor’s [Hurwitz] Appeal (full text) Larry O’Dell, Associated Press Writer; Richmond Times-Dispatch; 2006-03-17. Posted: 2006-03-20. Comment (DeLuca): This Resource Is an example of, I am sorry to say typical, Trash Journalism - in this case regarding …

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 …