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NOHARM study finds clinical support and non-drug approaches reduced opioid use after surgery

NIH’s director says the study included more than 68,000 participants and found no compromise to pain control.

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NCCIH Director Dr. Wendy Weber wearing a suit is speaking at a podium with a microphone. Behind is a presentation slide titled "Complementary vs. Conventional Spending" with a pie chart and text. A screen displays total healthcare spending in 2012 as $2.82 trillion.

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NIH’s director says the NOHARM study found that combining clinical support with non-drug approaches reduced opioid use after surgery without compromising pain control. The study included more than 68,000 participants, and NCCIH Director Dr. Wendy Weber shared its findings with him.

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NOHARM study finds clinical support and non-drug approaches reduced opioid use after surgery

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