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New Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Prescription of Opioids for Pain are Published by the CDC

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Pain can have an effect on practically every part of your life, resulting in poor physical and mental health as well as a decreased quality of life. Whatever the source of your pain, you should have access to safe and efficient pain treatment alternatives, as well as open lines of communication with your physician, so you can decide what is best for you.

The U.S. CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain was first released in 2016 with the intention of reducing the negative effects connected with opioid usage and promoting the judicious prescription of these highly addictive medications. The CDC revised these recommendations on November 4, 2022, to assist physicians in giving patients informed, individualized pain management.

Non-opioid therapies are preferred when a patient is experiencing subacute and chronic pain. While non-opioid therapy should be used first, prescription opioids may be considered if the anticipated benefits outweigh the possible dangers.

Any form of pain should be treated with immediate-release opioids rather than those with extended-release or long-acting properties.

Clinicians should begin treating patients who have never had an opioid prescription with the lowest dose that will successfully control their pain. The opioid dosage for people with subacute or chronic pain needs to be chosen with caution.

Within one to four weeks, the risks, and benefits of increasing the amount of opioids prescribed for chronic or subacute pain should be assessed. The hazards and benefits must be continually assessed and discussed with patients undergoing opioid medication even after this reassessment point.

If a doctor wishes to raise an opioid dose for a patient, they should carefully consider the risks and benefits for each patient and prescribe the right doses so that the advantages exceed the disadvantages.

Does the CDC Require My Doctor to Follow The New Guidelines?

No. This voluntary guideline provides recommendations only and is meant to support patients and clinicians in making decisions about pain treatment that are safe, effective, and right for the patient. These recommendations are for patients 18 and older in outpatient settings with acute pain, subacute pain, or chronic pain.

These recommendations do not apply to:

Pain management related to sickle cell disease

Cancer-related pain treatment

Palliative care

End-of-life care

The new guideline contains advice on how to decide whether to start using opioids for pain, how to choose opioids and figure out dosages, how long to use the initial opioid prescription for and how to follow up, how to assess risk and deal with probable side effects, and more.

The 2022 Clinical Practice Guideline opposes quick tapering, leaving patients unattended, or abruptly stopping opioid use. The addition of fresh guidelines to assist doctors and patients in carefully weighing the advantages and disadvantages of decreasing opioids or continuing opioids is a crucial component of the 2022 Clinical Practice Guideline. It specifically warns against abrupt opioid withdrawal and quick opioid dosage reduction. Additionally, it advises using taper doses when treatment is stopped when opioids have been taken continuously for more than a few days.

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Celebrity Rebel Wilson surprises fans with announcement of first child through surrogacy

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Celebrity comedian and actress Rebel Wilson generally shares a lot of her life’s milestones with her followers. However fans were recently surprised when she announced that she had a child through surrogacy. The Pitch Perfect star posted a photo of the beautiful baby girl and received close to two million likes and more than 20,000 comments, on social media.

The celebrity star of Senior Year posted a cute picture of the baby who was dressed in a white onesie with unicorn slippers. The baby covered most of her face with her small cloth covered hand but glimpses of a small part of her face was visible.

Rebel Wilson wrote that she was “beyond proud” after the birth of her first child Royce Lillian who was born through surrogacy, this week. She thanked all those who were involved especially her “gorgeous surrogate.”

In her long post, the celebrity also said that she was waiting to shower little Roycie with love. She also gave a shout out to all the mothers and said she had “much respect” for them and was proud to join the Mums club.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Celebrity friends congratulated her on her post. Some of the heartfelt greetings were posted by celebrity Paris Hilton, actress Chrissie Fit who gushed that she was ready to be an “auntie” and more.

Celebrity Senior Year co-star Joshua Colley told her that she would be “the best mom,” while Taika Waititi director of Thor: Love and Thunder posted heart emojis and celebratory hand stickers. Many other friends also commented on her post.

In the past, celebrity Rebel Wilson has shared her fertility problems due to a condition called polycystic ovary syndrome. She had also shared that her frozen eggs were not viable. So, although fans, followers and friends might be surprised by the announcement of her first child through surrogacy, all of them are happy for the always smiling and cheerful celebrity–Rebel Wilson.

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19 Bulldogs Worth $100,000 Stolen During House Burglary

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More than a dozen French bulldogs, each worth more than $100,000, were stolen from a Port St. Lucie residence by burglars, and Florida police are looking for them.

The thieves busted open a bedroom window at a house in the town, according to the Port St. Lucie Police Department, and took 19 French bulldogs. The suspects got away in a four-door car with a dented bumper.

Thefts of French bulldogs have been reported more frequently in recent years, and many people attribute this to the breed’s high value. In 2020, Frenchie’s ranked as the second most popular dog breed in the United States and ranged in price from $1,500 to $4,500.

The unique French bulldog, with his enormous bat ears and even temperament, is one of the most well-liked small dog breeds in the world, especially among city dwellers, according to the American Kennel Club.

Celebrity singer Lady Gaga received extensive media coverage when two of her three French bulldogs were stolen and her dog walker was shot last year in Los Angeles. Later, they were given back.

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What to Expect From B&G Food’s Upcoming Q3 Results?

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RBC Capital analysts provided their outlook on B&G Foods, Inc (NYSE:BGS) ahead of the upcoming Q3 earnings announcement tomorrow.
The analysts expect net sales growth of 2% (vs, Street’s 3.5%) and EPS of $0.33 (vs. Street’s $0.32). The analysts expect moderate pricing-driven topline growth with continued margin pressure from raw materials, logistics and agricultural commodities.
According to the analysts, in tracked channels total sales are roughly flat in the September quarter and historical spreads would suggest approximate 1% topline growth. Read-throughs from packaged food peers this earnings season have been strong, suggesting continued at-home resiliency. While at-home demand remains strong, the company is still dealing with an underperforming supply chain.

Huntsman’s Q3 Earnings Review

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Huntsman (NYSE:HUN) reported its Q3 results last week, with EPS of $0.71 coming in worse than the Street estimate of $0.77. Revenue was $2.01 billion, missing the Street estimate of $2.03 billion.
The results were highlighted by the following: (1) EBITDA was in line with the mid-September preannouncement, (2) Q4 EBITDA guidance was 43% below consensus (midpoint), (3) the company announced a new European restructuring program that is expected to save $40 million or 3% of 2022 EBITDA and (4) management provided a cautiously optimistic outlook for 2023 on moderating US inflation, a rebound in Chinese demand and the beginning of stabilization in Europe.
It was a challenging quarter for the company as sharply higher energy costs in Europe, weak demand in Europe and construction-related markets and a slower-than-expected recovery in China drove EBITDA down 27% year-over-year. And with these trends continuing into Q4 coupled with customer destocking, FX headwinds and lower fixed cost absorption, the company guided Q4 EBITDA down 60% year-over-year.

Why Did Palantir Shares Plunge 11 percent Yesterday?

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Palantir (NYSE:PLTR) shares fell more than 11% on Monday following the company’s reported its slowest quarterly revenue growth since it went public in 2020.
Q3 EPS came in at $0.01, missing the Street estimate of $0.03. Revenue was $478 million, compared to the Street estimate of $474.66 million. Strong US government contracting activity (approximately $1 billion in TCV) was the highlight in the quarter; however, given its lumpy nature and a mix of funded and unfunded contracts within total deal value the timing of when this will translate into revenue is less clear.
For Q4/22, the company expects revenue to be in the range of $503-505 billion, compared to the Street estimate of $502.7 billion. Analysts at Deutsche Bank lowered their price target to $7 from $8 following the earnings announcement. Until having a greater line of sight to revenue growth troughing and a more meaningful improvement in operating margins back toward prior-year levels, the analysts said they will keep their Sell rating.

PGA News: Golf Glance: Scottie Scheffler finds form entering Houston Open

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Field Level Media’s Golf Glance provides weekly news and storylines from each of the major North American golf tours.

PGA TOUR
LAST TOURNAMENT: World Wide Technologies Championship at Mayakoba (Russell Henley)
THIS WEEK: Houston Open, Nov. 10-13
Course: Memorial Park Golf Course (Par 72, 7,412 yards)
Purse: $8.4M (Winner: $1.512M)
Defending Champion: Jason Kokrak
FedEx Cup leader: Seamus Power
HOW TO FOLLOW
TV: Thursday-Sunday, 1-4 p.m. ET (All times Golf Channel)
Streaming: Thursday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. ET (ESPN+)
Twitter: @HouOpenGolf
NOTES: There are two events left during the “Fall Swing.” Memorial Park’s origins date back to 1912 and the municipal track underwent a major renovation before the PGA Tour returned in 2020 after nearly 60 years. … Kokrak will not defend his title after joining LIV Golf. … DP World Tour member and former Texas A&M star Johannes Veerman is in the field on a sponsors exemption. He will be joined in the field by former Texas teammates Cole Hammer and Travis Vick … Stewart Cink will make his 650th career PGA Tour start this week, trying Fred Funk for 35th-most all-time, while Henley will make his 250th career start. Henley has earned 1,031 career FedEx Cup points at the Houston Open, his most at any tournament.
BEST BETS: Dallas area resident Scottie Scheffler (+600 at BetMGM) shot a final-round 62 on Sunday to claim a T3 in Mexico. He now has six scores of 62 or better since his rookie season in 2019-20 and tied for second in Houston last year. … Sam Burns (+1400) has posted consecutive T7s at the Houston Open, the only player with two top-10s since the event moved to Memorial Park. … Hideki Matsuyama (+2500) finished runner-up the first time Memorial Park hosted the event in 2020. … Tour rookie Taylor Montgomery (+2500) has finished T15 or better in all five starts this season. … Sahith Theegala (+4000), who recently moved to the Houston area, has two top-10s in four starts this season.
NEXT TOURNAMENT: The RSM Classic, St. Simons Island, Ga., Nov. 17-20

LPGA Tour
LAST TOURNAMENT: Toto Japan Classic (Gemma Dryburgh)
THIS WEEK: Pelican Women’s Championship, Belleair, Fla, Nov. 10-13
Course: Pelican Golf Club (Par 70, 6,341 yards)
Purse: $2M (Winner: $300,000)
Defending Champion: Nelly Korda
Race to the CME Globe leader: Lydia Ko
HOW TO FOLLOW
TV: Thursday-Friday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. (Golf Channel); Saturday-Sunday, 7:30-10:30 p.m. (Golf Channel, tape delay)
Streaming: Thursday-Friday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday, 1:30-4:30 p.m. ET (All times NBCSports.com and NBC Sports App).
Twitter: @pelicanlpga
NOTES: This is the final full-field event of the year and the last tournament before the season-ending CME Group Tour Championship. … The 120-player field will be cut to the top-70 and ties following 36 holes. … Korda defeated Ko, Sei Young Kim and Lexi Thompson on the first playoff hole last year. The four players each set a new tournament scoring record of 263. … Minjee Lee leads the season money list with $3,759,835 and trails Ko by a single point in the race for Rolex Player of the Year honors. Six players still have a mathematical chance of winning the award, including Brooke Henderson, world No. 1 Atthaya Thitikul, In Gee Chun and Jennifer Kupcho. However, Ko can clinch the award with a win this week. … Thitikul will secure Rookie of the Year unless Hye-Jin Choi wins this week. … Jessica Korda will miss the final two events of the season due to a back injury. … Brittany Lincicome will tee it up for the first time since giving berth to her second child in August.
NEXT TOURNAMENT: CME Group Tour Championship, Naples, Fla., Nov. 17-20

Champions Tour
LAST TOURNAMENT: Timber Tech Championship (Bernhard Langer)
THIS WEEK: Charles Schwab Cup Championship, Nov. 10-13
Course: Phoenix Country Club (Par 71, 6,860 yards)
Purse: $2.5M (Winner: $440,000)
Defending Champion: Alker
Charles Schwab Cup leader: Alker
HOW TO FOLLOW
TV: Thursday-Sunday, 4-6:30 p.m. ET (All times Golf Channel)
Twitter: @SchwabCupFinale
NOTES: Alker leads the standings by 617,980 points over Padraig Harrington, the only other player with a chance to win the title. Harrington could win the championship with a victory but would also need help from Alker, who could still win with a top-five finish. … Langer has multiple victories in 10 consecutive seasons and is one win shy of Hale Irwin’s all-time champions record of 45 wins. Only 34 players in Champions history have won 11 or more times – Langer has won 11 times since turning 60.

–Field Level Media

Take-Two Interactive Software’s Shares Plummet 14 percent on Q2 Miss & Guidance Cut

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Take-Two Interactive Software (NASDAQ:TTWO) shares plunged more than 14% intra-day today after the company reported a Q2 miss and outlook cut.
Q2 EPS came in at ($1.54), worse than the Street estimate of $1.38. Revenue was $1.39 billion, missing the Street estimate of $1.56 billion. Macro headwinds, such as IDFA and weakening consumer spending (tied to inflation), are starting to increasingly impact The company’s business.
The company provided its fiscal 2023 outlook, expecting EPS to be in the range of ($4.22)-($3.95), compared to the Street estimate of $4.81. Full-year revenue is expected in the of $5.41-5.51 billion, worse than the Street estimate of $5.885 billion.

NCAAF News: Arch-rival Washington visits Oregon


The Oregon Ducks moved from No. 8 to No. 6 in this week’s College Football Playoff rankings following last Saturday’s 49-10 rout of Colorado. To rise even higher, the Ducks likely will have to win out against three tough opponents, and potentially a fourth should they earn a place in the Pac-12 championship game.

The gauntlet starts Saturday afternoon at home in Eugene, Ore., where Autzen Stadium will be rocking when arch-rival No. 25 Washington visits.

The Ducks (8-1, 6-0 Pac-12) start a three-game stretch to end the regular season with home games against Washington and current CFP No. 13 Utah, followed by the annual in-state rivalry matchup at Oregon State.

Oregon has won 15 of the last 17 meetings with Washington, which includes three in a row, and eight of the last nine games in Eugene.

Oregon’s rise to prominence on the national scene means Washington, once the dominant program in the region, is not what it once was, although the Huskies (7-2, 4-2) have won three straight and jumped into the CFP Top 25 this week.

The rivalry is such that on Tuesday at Oregon’s practice, the Huskies’ fight song was played on repeat instead of the typical music used to get the players’ spirits up.

“This is one of those weeks that you don’t have to give any extra fuel for our players to be excited and ready to roll,” Ducks head coach Dan Lanning said this week. “They all understand the significance of this game, how important it is and they’re definitely ready to attack.”

Lanning also had to deal with speculation of him being a top candidate to return to the Southeastern Conference and head up the Auburn program, with Bryan Harsin recently fired. Lanning told reporters he is very happy at Oregon.

“The grass is not always greener. In fact, the grass is damn green in Eugene,” Lanning said. “I want to be here in Eugene for as long as Eugene will have me.”

Quarterback Bo Nix spent the week as the third player in conference history to win Offensive Player of the Week in three straight weeks, after leading Oregon over Colorado with two passing touchdowns, two rushing touchdowns and his first career receiving touchdown.

For the Huskies, quarterback Michael Penix Jr. might be the transfer with much of the attention on him were it not for Nix. Penix has set several school records this season, including the marks for single-game passing yards (516), completions (36) and total offense (529 yards).

Penix leads the nation in passing yards with 3,232. He has 23 touchdown passes to five interceptions.

Washington head coach Kalen DeBoer is in his first year guiding the program, and has come to understand how big the Washington-Oregon rivalry is for fans of both teams.

“I don’t know if there’s a speaking engagement I’ve went to where they haven’t emphasized how important it is to beat the Ducks,” DeBoer said. “It’s certainly important. It’s going to be fun, because we’ve put ourselves in a spot where it means something.”

–Field Level Media

NCAAF News: No. 1 Georgia brings well-rounded game to Mississippi State


After taking the top spot in the College Football Playoff rankings, Georgia will look to prove it belongs there against Mississippi State in Southeastern Conference play on Saturday in Starkville, Miss.

Georgia (9-0, 6-0 SEC), which was third in the initial CFP rankings, is coming off a dominating, 27-13 home win last week over then-No. 1 Tennessee, which fell to No. 5.

Mississippi State (6-3, 3-3) defeated visiting Auburn 39-33 in overtime last week to end a two-game slide.

Georgia can win its fifth SEC East title in the past six years with a win over Mississippi State or a victory next week at No. 24 Kentucky. Georgia also advances to the SEC title game if Tennessee loses any of its three remaining league games, beginning with Saturday’s contest against visiting Missouri.

While Mississippi State outgained Auburn 370-331 in total yards and squandered an 21-point lead against the Tigers, Georgia’s performance against Tennessee showed why it’s are regarded as the country’s most complete team.

Tennessee entered its game against Georgia leading the country in total offense (553 yards per game) and points (49.4 per game), but the Volunteers mustered just 289 yards and 13 points — with their lone touchdown coming in the final five minutes.

Georgia ranks second nationally in scoring defense (10.78 ppg) and is tied for fourth in total defense (265.6 ypg), sixth in rushing defense (86.4 ypg) and tied for sixth in first downs allowed (126).

On offense, Georgia is first in red-zone scoring percentage (.980), third in total offense (514.2 ypg), 10th in passing offense (320.2 ypg) and 11th in scoring offense (40.1 ppg).

Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett has completed 67.8 percent of his passes for 2,606 yards with 11 touchdowns and three interceptions.

Tight end Brock Bowers has 34 receptions for 574 yards with three touchdowns for Georgia, while Ladd McConkey has 38 catches for 507 yards and three touchdowns. Kenny McIntosh has been a threat out of the backfield with 31 receptions for 322 yards and a score in addition to rushing for 384 yards and six scores on 79 carries.

Daijun Edwards is averaging 5.6 yards per carry, having rushed for 486 yards and seven touchdowns on 87 carries.

Mississippi State coach Mike Leach, asked what it would take to beat the nation’s top-ranked team, said, “Focus on what you do and have discipline. The hardest thing is to get the message to everyone. It’s easy to say it, but everyone has to buy it and believe it. Just worry about what you do, worry about your job.”

Mississippi State’s defense, which features cornerback Emmanuel Forbes and his SEC-high five interceptions, has given up at least 24 points in five of six league games this season.

However, Mississippi State has been much better on offense.

Behind Will Rogers, who has completed 68.3 percent of his passes for an SEC-leading 2,912 yards and 26 touchdowns against just five interceptions, Mississippi State is eighth in passing offense (325.6) and 11th in red-zone scoring percentage (.926).

Rara Thomas has 36 receptions for 540 yards and five scores for Mississippi State. Dillon Johnson (71 carries, 406 yards, 3 TDs) and Jo’quavious Marks (77 carries, 357 yards, 7 TDs) lead an improved rushing attack.

“They’re really gashing people running the ball this year,” Georgia coach Kirby Smart said. “I think that’s the biggest difference — they are committed to running the ball and being physical up front.

“People have the wrong demeanor when they go to play this team that, ‘Oh, man, I’m going to go out here and pass rush and get all these sacks.’ They’re not going to let you do that.”

Georgia has won 12 of the past 13 meetings between the teams, including a 31-24 home win in the latest matchup, in 2020.

–Field Level Media