Article Compares Environmental Impact of Prescription Drugs vs. Physical Therapy for Pain Management

An article recently published in “Integrative Medicine: A Clinician’s Journal” compares the environmental concerns associated with prescription drugs to physical therapy for pain management, according to a Gazette Times report.

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Unused medications and pharmaceuticals accumulate in landfills and have become widespread in water and sewage sludge, according to the report. Additional analgesic residues from the manufacturing process also create issues.

Physical therapy has a less severe environmental footprint.

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