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New Medical Detox Center Expands Rural Treatment Access in Washington State
A new medical detox center opening next month in Walla Walla, Washington is poised to close a critical rural treatment gap for one of the state’s hardest-hit opioid communities. For the roughly 70 local residents …
New Opioid Withdrawal Treatment Helps Newborns Go Home Sooner
A landmark NIH-funded clinical trial has found that treating opioid withdrawal in newborns based on real-time symptoms, rather than a fixed dosing schedule, gets babies off medication faster and home two days sooner, with meaningfully …
Medication-Assisted Treatment Cuts Reincarceration Rates in Pennsylvania
New data out of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania offers compelling evidence that medication-assisted treatment works, not just for opioid detox and recovery, but for reducing the cycle of incarceration that traps so many people with untreated …
Why Synthetic Drug DIY Detox Is Medically Dangerous
A growing number of people struggling with addiction are turning to unregulated synthetic drugs in a desperate attempt to detox on their own, and medical experts say it is one of the most dangerous trends …
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A new medical detox center opening next month in Walla Walla, Washington is poised to close a critical rural treatment gap for one of the state’s hardest-hit opioid communities. For the roughly 70 local residents …
A landmark NIH-funded clinical trial has found that treating opioid withdrawal in newborns based on real-time symptoms, rather than a fixed dosing schedule, gets babies off medication faster and home two days sooner, with meaningfully …
New data out of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania offers compelling evidence that medication-assisted treatment works, not just for opioid detox and recovery, but for reducing the cycle of incarceration that traps so many people with untreated …