TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月6日 04時01分

The Price of Relief – Picture 1 of 4
This is not a story about dark alleys and drug dealers. It starts in doctors’ offices with everyday people seeking relief from pain and suffering. Around the nation, doctors frequently prescribe the drugs known as opioids for chronic pain from conditions like arthritis, migraines and lower-back injuries. The longer patients stay on the drugs, the higher the chances users will become addicted. And when doctors, regulators and law-enforcement officials try to curb access, addicted patients will seek relief on the black market. Tiffany Turner (pictured here) is one of them. When her doctor cut off her pain medication two years after a car accident, she turned to the black market.
Read her story and that of many other Americans in this week’s issue of TIME and on TIME.com. (Photograph by Natalie Keyssar for TIME – follow her on Instagram @nataliekeyssar) #opioids

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