Why Reducing Prescriptions Did Not End the Fatal Overdose Epidemic
Dr. Webster explains why supply-focused policies have failed to resolve the drug overdose crisis.
Dr. Webster Challenges Conventional Opioid Narrative in New Book
Dr. Lynn Webster’s new book uncovers the systemic drivers of the opioid crisis and outlines comprehensive solutions.
Why Congress Must Do More for Chronic Pain Patients
CUSP’s Senior Fellow publishes article on Newsweek.
No Health Care for Lawmakers Until Every American Has Affordable Health Care
In a Pain News Network article, Dr. Webster argues Congress should forgo taxpayer-funded health care until all Americans have affordable coverage.
CUSP Comments on FDA Draft Guidance on the Development of Non-Opioid Analgesics for Chronic Pain
CUSP supports the FDA’s effort to update its analgesic guidance but flags key concerns.
Pain Does Not Start (or End) in the Brain: Dr. Webster’s Rebuttal to Sanjay Gupta
CUSP’s Senior Fellow publishes an article affirming that pain is real, physical, and harmed by oversimplification.
How Politics in Medicine Harms Patient Care
Dr. Webster explains how “anti woke” rhetoric undermines effective healthcare.
Beyond Financial Disclosure: Rethinking Conflicts of Interest in Science and Policy
In a Pain Medicine News article, Dr. Webster argues that limiting conflict of interest scrutiny to financial ties overlooks ideological and institutional bias.
CUSP Comments on Continued Misapplication of Opioid Prescribing Guidelines
CUSP urges CDC to address misinterpretations of the opioid prescribing
guideline and take corrective action.
Institute Launches Nat’l Recovery Friendly Workplace Certification
The National Recovery Friendly Workplace Institute has created a national
Recovery Friendly Workplace certification program for employers.
