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Good or Bad? New Study Reveals Alzheimer’s Patients Use Analgesics for Pain Management
A new research from the University of Eastern Finland has found that roughly one-third of people suffering from the memory-robbing disease, Alzheimer’s, use prescription medicines for pain management after they’re diagnosed.
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