>The FDA noted that it asked the company to collect reports associated with abuse, but researchers failed to capture effects such as “euphoria” or “elated mood,

>The FDA noted that it asked the company to collect reports associated with abuse, but researchers failed to capture effects such as “euphoria” or “elated mood,” information that could gauge the risk of abuse. God-forbid someone simultaneously experience joy from a substance that is shown to be clinically beneficial. This is not oxycontin, for heaven's sake. This is an occasionally-to-be-used, in-clinic, last-stop medicine with well-documented clinical benefit.