Morphine still remains the gold standard by which other opiate analgesics are measured. The fact that millions of patients have experienced pain relief and an improved quality of life, stands testimony to the fact that oral morphine does not produce addiction
Morphine still remains the gold standard by which other opiate analgesics are measured. The fact that millions of patients have experienced pain relief and an improved quality of life, stands testimony to the fact that oral morphine does not produce addiction
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Morphine still remains the gold standard by which other opiate analgesics are measured. The fact that millions of patients have experienced pain relief and an improved quality of life, stands testimony to the fact that oral morphine does not produce addiction
