Research
How Opioids Affect the Brain
Long-term use of opioids can be dangerous. It can cause changes to the brain that affect your mood, impulse control, motivation, and feelings of reward or pleasure.
Over time, the opioid receptors in the brain change. They need more and more opioids to achieve the same effect. The opioid receptors become dependent on the drug to function correctly. If you stop taking the drug, you may become physically sick, also known as withdrawal.
Request Sparrow Clinical Trial Paper
Sparrow Ascent is the first and only FDA-cleared device for opioid withdrawal supported by evidence from a Level 1, double-blinded, randomized controlled clinical trial targeting patients with opioid use disorder.
Complete the form to get your copy of the white paper containing more detailed research results from the Sparrow Therapy System clinical trial.
Source: The Clinical Trial Paper is provided by Spark Biomedical, Inc. the manufacturer of the Sparrow Ascent device.
Opioid Withdrawal Treatment Trends
Wearable electrical nerve stimulation devices, particularly Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (“TENS”) and other forms of neurostimulation, offer a compelling new treatment option for managing symptoms of opioid withdrawal
Research
Wearable Electrical Nerve Stimulation Device Trends
JBA Health believes that wearable electrical nerve stimulation provides a new approach to manage opioid withdrawal. For our paper, please click here
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We help healthcare systems create cost efficiencies while providing a higher level of service to patients and physicians with our medical technologies.
For Government Agencies
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We assist federal, state, and local health departments to make available medical technologies such as wearable neurostimulation devices to help citizens with opioid use disorder.
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We provide prescription based medical technologies such as wearable neurostimulation devices to bundle with your treatment of patients with opioid use disorder.