For many types of common pain, there are effective alternatives to opioids that are recommended by experts for use as first line or front-line treatment option.
Effective pain management shouldn't require opioids. Simple strategies like heat and cold therapy, staying active, and proven non-opioid options can help you stay in control safely. #NonOpioid#PainRelief
Effective pain relief doesn't require opioids. From Advil to Voltaren, there are trusted, non-opioid options to help you manage everyday pain.
#NonOpioidPainManagement#BetterEverydayHealth
Building a smarter medicine cabinet means prioritizing effective, non-addictive, and science-backed relief for everyday pain. When you choose non-opioid options, you’re choosing safer, science-first management. #EverydayHealth#PainManagement#Wellness
This #DeafBlindAwarenessWeek, we’re highlighting the importance of accessible, non-opioid pain management. True inclusion means breaking down barriers to ensure everyone has access to safe, effective health options. Let's keep building bridges! ✨ #Inclusion#AccessibilityMatters
DeafBlind Awareness Week is here!
True accessibility goes beyond compliance, it's about genuine connection. From tactile ASL to assistive tech, let’s bridge the gaps together.
Commit to
🔹Inclusive design
🔹Amplifying voices
🔹Removing barriers
#DeafBlindAwarenessWeek#Inclusion
Innovation isn’t just a buzzword for Haleon, it’s the engine.
By bridging the gap between top academic minds & brands like Advil & Voltaren, they’re redefining "trusted relief."
The mission?
Making everyday health
✅ More Effective
✅ More Intuitive
✅ More Accessible
For Haleon, innovation is the core... not a side quest.
From Advil to Voltaren, they’re partnering with the world’s best scientists to make your health kit smarter, faster, & more accessible.
This is what the #FutureOfHealth looks like.
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The existence of a signed Voluntary Non-Opioid Directive does not alter an advance health care directive. It also does not limit the prescribing, dispensing, or administering of an opioid overdose
drug.
Patients are encouraged to complete the Voluntary Non-Opioid Directive in consultation with their primary care provider or behavioral health treatment provider. A signed VNOD should be given to a health care provider and recorded in the patient’s medical record.
Thank you Asw Donlon, Asw Haider, and Asm Calabrese for sponsoring A5595 permitting individuals to establish voluntary nonopioid directives. @njassemblydems@NJAssemblyGOP please pass this session to reduce exposure to opioids and limit the number of prescriptions for opioids.
Thank you Senators Gopal and Vitale for sponsoring S4337 that permits individuals to establish voluntary nonopioid directives. @NJSenDems@NJSenateGOP please pass this session, making NJ the 12th State to do so.
The Voluntary Non-Opioid Directive (VNOD) is a form that can be filled out by patients that empowers them to notify health professionals that they do not want to be administered opioids. The goal is to reduce exposure to opioids and limit the number of prescriptions for opioids.
Thank you to @DaveBakerMN, @SenGustafson and all the MN legislators who supported the new law authorizing the voluntary Nonopioid directives usage. They are the 11th State to do so.
It is wonderful to see Delegate Bagnall's bill authorizing competent individuals to use a nonopioid advance directive form: https://t.co/HWr5ypY2N3 @Wu4Delegate@YoungDelegate@nataliefor9A