Pain, Addiction, and Public Health
Lynn R Webster, MDThis Substack is about clear, evidence-based writing on pain, addiction, and the public policies that affect millions of patients and the general public every day.
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Pain Can Be as Malignant as Cancer
Migraine can disrupt far more than a day—it can undermine sleep, relationships, and hope. Taking pain seriously is an essential part of suicide prevention.
Years ago, my friends Dan and Diane Henry lost their daughter, Danielle, to...
Harm Reduction Cannot Carry Drug Policy Alone
Compassion begins with meeting people where they are. Lasting drug policy must also make treatment, housing, and recovery support accessible.
Naloxone can reverse an overdose. Syringe services can prevent infections. These are essen...
When Suspicion Becomes “Fact”
Numbers do not need to be false to create a false narrative. Sometimes the distortion occurs through subtle changes in language: “detected” becomes “caused,” “involved” becomes “responsible,” and “suspected” quietly becomes “confirme...
What a Decade of American Pain Policy Reveals
My colleague Josh Bloom, PhD, and I recently published “A Biopsy of a Decade of American Pain Policy” in the American Council on Science and Health.
Ten years after the CDC issued its 2016 opioid-prescribing guideline, enough time h...
DMX-101: Can We Separate Opioid Pain Relief From Addiction?
DMX-101 is a covalently linked buprenorphine dimer designed to target peripheral opioid receptors while limiting penetration into the brain. The covalent bond creates a larger molecule that cannot easily cross the blood-brain barrier.
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I’m Lynn R. Webster, MD, FACPM, FASAM, a physician, researcher, and advocate with more than four decades of experience in pain medicine, addiction science, sleep-pain interactions, and public health policy.
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