A Correctional Sense of Humor

>> what's your opinion?

Alex
Bit of an old thread revival but Campi’s last post is so true. I both like the fact my BS meter is higher than the average persons and don’t like it, something to be said about ignorance is bliss as it can be very aggravating (and sad in a pitiful way) when someone is professing some truth or story to you despite you pointing out its flaws. My brother in Law is a con artist / Fraud guy (can’t choose family I guess…) and we don’t even see him much anymore because it so painful every time he opens his mouth... view full thread

Treating Heroin Withdrawal: Methadone, Suboxone and . . . Tramadol?

Jeffrey E. Keller MD

In my last JailMedicine post, I wrote that clonidine is an excellent drug for the treatment of opioid withdrawal. In response, several people have asked about methadone and Suboxone. Why not use one of those drugs instead of clonidine? The short answer is that both methadone and Suboxone are excellent drugs for the treatment of withdrawal... .. read full story

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