Addiction and Recovery: The Importance of Human Connection
From April 2020-2021, 100,306 parents, spouses, siblings, friends, colleagues, and neighbors in the United States died[...]
Read MoreBy: Shannon Schwoeble and Sarah Howroyd, MSW, LCSW
From April 2020-2021, 100,306 parents, spouses, siblings, friends, colleagues, and neighbors in the United States died[...]
Read MoreBy: Navneet Bhullar, MD, MSc
California of the pioneers, peopled by progressivesof campsites with bear lockersof pines and berries of easy cilantro[...]
Read MoreBy: Ashley Shukait, MPH, CHES and Glyceria Tsinas, QMHA
Drug-involved fatal poisonings for 2020 are expected to reach over 100,000 in the United States—a 40% increase from the[...]
Read MoreBy: Katie Bement, BA
Criminalizing survival
Rachel stayed. She stayed to survive, and for that the criminal legal system labeled her a[...]
Read MoreBy: Lauren Kemmeter
All mentions of tobacco in this article refer to commercial tobacco and nicotine products and not sacred and[...]
Read MoreBy: Rebekah L. Rollston, MD, MPH, Brian Clear, MD, FASAM and Kelly J. Clark, MD, MBA, DFAPA, DFASAM
Throughout the past decade, the U.S. has seen a dramatic shift in addiction medicine research, clinical practice, and[...]
Read MoreBy: Bethany Canver, MD, MSW, MSSP, Emma Biegacki, MPH and Kenneth Morford, MD
Addiction is a chronic medical condition that carries significantly elevated risk of morbidity and mortality, as the[...]
Read MoreBy: Saba Rouhani, PhD and Ju Nyeong Park, PhD
The United States remains in the throes of an escalating drug overdose crisis. Data show that overdoses increased yet[...]
Read MoreBy: Alejandro Alves, MPP
Long before the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States faced an epidemic of drug overdose, topping half a million deaths[...]
Read MoreBy: Jim O'Connell, MD
The COVID-19 pandemic has cast health inequities into stark relief, though this hasn’t surprised those of us already[...]
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