http://www.empr.com/kathy--boltz-phd/author/1451/ Latest articles by Kathy Boltz, PhD from MPR MPR custserv@haymarketmedia.com no A combination of ibuprofen plus a high-dose H2-receptor antagonist such as famotidine may decrease ibuprofen-induced ulcer disease, according to a study presented at PAINWeek 2012. http://www.empr.com/ibuprofen-famotidine-combination-effective-for-chronic-pain/article/258217/ Sun, 09 Sep 2012 17:17:52 GMT A combination of ibuprofen plus a high-dose H2-receptor antagonist such as famotidine may decrease ibuprofen-induced ulcer disease, according to a study presented at PAINWeek 2012. MPR Nano-sized drug particle NSAIDs could be effective in the management of pain and warrant further evaluation, according a presentation at PAINWeek 2012. http://www.empr.com/nano-sized-particle-nsaids-effective-for-peak-pain-relief/article/258204/ Sun, 09 Sep 2012 14:19:37 GMT Nano-sized drug particle NSAIDs could be effective in the management of pain and warrant further evaluation, according a presentation at PAINWeek 2012. MPR An analysis of tapentadol immediate-release showed it may offer an effective pain management option for post-operative hospitalized patients, as reported at PAINWeek 2012. http://www.empr.com/tapentadol-ir-better-tolerarated-than-oxycodone-ir-in-hospitalized-patients/article/258200/ Sun, 09 Sep 2012 13:00:00 GMT An analysis of tapentadol immediate-release showed it may offer an effective pain management option for post-operative hospitalized patients, as reported at PAINWeek 2012. MPR Charles E. Argoff, MD, from Albany (NY) Medical Center, discussed diabetic peripheral neuropathy, at PAINWeek 2012, including how to recognize and treat this often undiagnosed condition. http://www.empr.com/recognizing-and-treating-diabetic-peripheral-neuropathy/article/258167/ Sat, 08 Sep 2012 15:51:15 GMT Charles E. Argoff, MD, from Albany (NY) Medical Center, discussed diabetic peripheral neuropathy, at PAINWeek 2012, including how to recognize and treat this often undiagnosed condition. MPR Fentanyl buccal tablets have been shown to provide a more rapid onset of analgesia than immediate-release oxycodone for the relief of breakthrough back pain, as reported at PAINWeek 2012. http://www.empr.com/fentanyl-buccal-tablet-provides-faster-pain-relief-than-ir-oxycodone-for-breakthrough-back-pain/article/258158/ Sat, 08 Sep 2012 13:56:07 GMT Fentanyl buccal tablets have been shown to provide a more rapid onset of analgesia than immediate-release oxycodone for the relief of breakthrough back pain, as reported at PAINWeek 2012. MPR