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Franklin S Breve

Pharmacy
BLACKWOOD, NJ
PHARMD
Last researched 4 months ago
Pharmacy Pain Management Substance Use Disorders

About

Frank Breve is a clinical pharmacist based in Blackwood, New Jersey, whose work spans pain management, emerging drug threats, and pharmacotherapy education. He is licensed in New Jersey and holds both a Doctor of Pharmacy and a Master of Business Administration.

His published research, appearing in journals including Cancers and Cureus, addresses a wide range of topics relevant to clinical and forensic pharmacology. Recent work includes scoping and narrative reviews on cancer pain pathophysiology and management, the iatrogenic side effects of pain therapies, and the pharmacology of sigma receptors. He has also authored reviews examining newly emerging substances of concern, including xylazine, nitazenes, and tianeptine, providing clinically grounded analysis of drugs that have increasingly appeared in forensic and public health contexts. A separate line of work addresses health literacy among pharmacy students and the evolving role of digital tools in American medicine. Across 42 publications, his writing reflects a consistent focus on translating complex pharmacological topics for clinical and policy audiences.

Credentials

PHARMD MBA CCP

Publications

  • Advances in the Pathophysiology and Management of Cancer Pain: A Scoping Review.
  • Correction: Improving the Health Literacy of Patients: A Qualitative Survey of Student Pharmacists.
  • Brave New Healthcare: A Narrative Review of Digital Healthcare in American Medicine.
  • Iatrogenic Side Effects of Pain Therapies.
  • The New Stealth Drug on the Street: A Narrative Review of Xylazine as a Street Drug.
  • Old Drugs and New Challenges: A Narrative Review of Nitazenes.
  • From Antidepressant Tianeptine to Street Drug ZaZa: A Narrative Review.
  • The Sigma Enigma: A Narrative Review of Sigma Receptors.
  • Improving the Health Literacy of Patients: A Qualitative Survey of Student Pharmacists.
  • Fixed Dose Versus Loose Dose: Analgesic Combinations.

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