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Vertex Prepares to Submit New Drug Application for Medication to Treat Acute Pain
02/01/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
After announcing positive results in its Phase 3 program for its selective NaV1.8 inhibitor that was developed as an alternative to opioids for treating moderate-to-severe acute pain, Vertex Pharmaceuticals plans to submit its NDA application...
After announcing positive results in its Phase 3 program for its selective NaV1.8 inhibitor that was developed as an alternative to opioids for treating moderate-to-severe acute pain, Vertex Pharmaceuticals plans to submit its NDA application...
After announcing positive...
02/01/2024
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Sex Hormone Linked to Cocaine Addiction Susceptibility
01/30/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
A study from the University of Texas at Arlington backs previous research that shows women are more likely than men to develop an addiction to cocaine, try cocaine at a younger age, use larger amounts of the drug, and suffer an overdose.
A study from the University of Texas at Arlington backs previous research that shows women are more likely than men to develop an addiction to cocaine, try cocaine at a younger age, use larger amounts of the drug, and suffer an overdose.
A study from the University of...
01/30/2024
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Study Finds No Significant Link Between Cannabis Use and Relapse in OUD Patients
01/26/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
A recent meta-analysis of 10 longitudinal studies conducted by Yale University researchers found no significant link between cannabis use and relapse on non-medical opioids among patients receiving medication-assisted treatment for opioid use...
A recent meta-analysis of 10 longitudinal studies conducted by Yale University researchers found no significant link between cannabis use and relapse on non-medical opioids among patients receiving medication-assisted treatment for opioid use...
A recent meta-analysis of 10...
01/26/2024
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Study Explores Use of DBS to Treat Severe Opioid Use Disorder
01/23/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Allegheny Health Network seeks 2 additional patients for a trial in which patients with treatment-resistant opioid use disorder receive continuous electrical pulses to the brain’s addiction and reward center to curb severe cravings.
Allegheny Health Network seeks 2 additional patients for a trial in which patients with treatment-resistant opioid use disorder receive continuous electrical pulses to the brain’s addiction and reward center to curb severe cravings.
Allegheny Health Network seeks 2...
01/23/2024
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CMS Announces Model to Integrate Behavioral and Physical Healthcare
01/19/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare &...
01/19/2024
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FDA-Approved Medication Shows Potential to Reduce Surgery Patients’ Need for Opioids
01/15/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Findings from a recent study conducted by researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina suggest that N-acetylcysteine (NAC)—a drug already approved by the US Food and Drug Administration—may help decrease surgery patients’ pain...
Findings from a recent study conducted by researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina suggest that N-acetylcysteine (NAC)—a drug already approved by the US Food and Drug Administration—may help decrease surgery patients’ pain...
Findings from a recent study...
01/15/2024
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Reduced Drug Use an “Alternative Valid Outcome” for Individuals With Stimulant Use Disorder
01/11/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Reducing use of stimulants was associated with significant improvement in health and recovery among individuals with stimulant use disorder—even if they did not achieve total abstinence, according to a new study from NIDA.
Reducing use of stimulants was associated with significant improvement in health and recovery among individuals with stimulant use disorder—even if they did not achieve total abstinence, according to a new study from NIDA.
Reducing use of stimulants was...
01/11/2024
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Costs, Scarcity Remain Problematic for Families Seeking Adolescent Residential Addiction Treatment
01/09/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
New research from Oregon Health & Science University highlights challenges related to finding residential addiction treatment for adolescents, with medication-assisted treatment options especially scarce.
New research from Oregon Health & Science University highlights challenges related to finding residential addiction treatment for adolescents, with medication-assisted treatment options especially scarce.
New research from Oregon Health...
01/09/2024
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Test to Assess OUD Risk in Acute Pain Patients Receives FDA Approval
01/03/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The AvertD test, developed by AutoGenomics, Inc., is designed for consenting patients at least 18 years of age who are being considered for an opioid prescription of 4 to 30 days.
The AvertD test, developed by AutoGenomics, Inc., is designed for consenting patients at least 18 years of age who are being considered for an opioid prescription of 4 to 30 days.
The AvertD test, developed by...
01/03/2024
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Post-Surgery Opioid Prescribing Decline Continues—but at Slower Pace
12/27/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
While prescribing of opioid-containing pain relief medications for surgery patients has declined over the past 7 years, a recent study of pharmacy data by researchers at the University of Michigan shows that decrease has slowed since 2020.
While prescribing of opioid-containing pain relief medications for surgery patients has declined over the past 7 years, a recent study of pharmacy data by researchers at the University of Michigan shows that decrease has slowed since 2020.
While prescribing of...
12/27/2023
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Ron Manderscheid, PhD
Perspectives
The Rural Conundrum Requires Action
12/20/2023
Ron Manderscheid, PhD
Behavioral health services urban residents take for granted are often nonexistent in rural areas. Four strategies can help bridge the widening divide.
Behavioral health services urban residents take for granted are often nonexistent in rural areas. Four strategies can help bridge the widening divide.
Behavioral health services urban...
12/20/2023
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Melissa Sahlin, LISW-S, LCSW
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Proper Prep Drives Successful Telehealth Interactions
11/20/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
BrightView Chief Clinical Officer Melissa Sahlin, LISW-S, LCSW, explains how practitioners can improve virtual-based therapy by using the right equipment and familiarizing patients with their telehealth platform.
BrightView Chief Clinical Officer Melissa Sahlin, LISW-S, LCSW, explains how practitioners can improve virtual-based therapy by using the right equipment and familiarizing patients with their telehealth platform.
BrightView Chief Clinical...
11/20/2023
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Steven Proctor, PhD
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Contingency Management Remains Underutilized Amid Addiction Crisis
11/10/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Often associated with treatment for stimulant addiction, contingency management programs can work as a complement to medication-assisted treatment for other substance use disorders as well, says Steven Proctor, PhD.
Often associated with treatment for stimulant addiction, contingency management programs can work as a complement to medication-assisted treatment for other substance use disorders as well, says Steven Proctor, PhD.
Often associated with treatment...
11/10/2023
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CBT Identified as Effective First-Line Treatment for Insomnia in AUD Patients
07/28/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
A study of veterans with alcohol use disorder found cognitive behavioral therapy outperformed sleep hygiene treatment in reducing insomnia, as well as alcohol consumption, cravings, and associated negative behaviors.
A study of veterans with alcohol use disorder found cognitive behavioral therapy outperformed sleep hygiene treatment in reducing insomnia, as well as alcohol consumption, cravings, and associated negative behaviors.
A study of veterans with alcohol...
07/28/2023
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Intercept Initiatives Provide Needed Resources in Rural Jails, Hospitals
04/24/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Rx Summit presenters Kelley McNichols, PhD, LPC, NCC, CADC, CCDP, CCTP, and Mike Krafick, CRS, CRSS, discuss the value of intercept initiatives that help individuals in underserved areas.
Rx Summit presenters Kelley McNichols, PhD, LPC, NCC, CADC, CCDP, CCTP, and Mike Krafick, CRS, CRSS, discuss the value of intercept initiatives that help individuals in underserved areas.
Rx Summit presenters Kelley...
04/24/2023
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Overdose Prevention Centers Get Spotlight at Rx Summit
04/13/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
For the first time in the 12-year history of the Rx and Illicit Drug Summit, the topic of overdose prevention centers took center stage on Thursday morning, with stakeholders involved with OPCs in the US convening for a panel.
For the first time in the 12-year history of the Rx and Illicit Drug Summit, the topic of overdose prevention centers took center stage on Thursday morning, with stakeholders involved with OPCs in the US convening for a panel.
For the first time in the...
04/13/2023
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Study Explores Use of DBS to Treat Severe Opioid Use Disorder
01/23/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Allegheny Health Network seeks 2 additional patients for a trial in which patients with treatment-resistant opioid use disorder receive continuous electrical pulses to the brain’s addiction and reward center to curb severe cravings.
Allegheny Health Network seeks 2 additional patients for a trial in which patients with treatment-resistant opioid use disorder receive continuous electrical pulses to the brain’s addiction and reward center to curb severe cravings.
Allegheny Health Network seeks 2...
01/23/2024
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CMS Announces Model to Integrate Behavioral and Physical Healthcare
01/19/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare &...
01/19/2024
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Test to Assess OUD Risk in Acute Pain Patients Receives FDA Approval
01/03/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The AvertD test, developed by AutoGenomics, Inc., is designed for consenting patients at least 18 years of age who are being considered for an opioid prescription of 4 to 30 days.
The AvertD test, developed by AutoGenomics, Inc., is designed for consenting patients at least 18 years of age who are being considered for an opioid prescription of 4 to 30 days.
The AvertD test, developed by...
01/03/2024
Addiction Professional
Ron Manderscheid, PhD
Perspectives
The Rural Conundrum Requires Action
12/20/2023
Ron Manderscheid, PhD
Behavioral health services urban residents take for granted are often nonexistent in rural areas. Four strategies can help bridge the widening divide.
Behavioral health services urban residents take for granted are often nonexistent in rural areas. Four strategies can help bridge the widening divide.
Behavioral health services urban...
12/20/2023
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Ultrasound Being Investigated as Potential Treatment for SUD
11/07/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Researchers from West Virginia University and the University of Virginia are studying the use of low-intensity focused ultrasound as an intervention to reduce cravings for multiple substances.
Researchers from West Virginia University and the University of Virginia are studying the use of low-intensity focused ultrasound as an intervention to reduce cravings for multiple substances.
Researchers from West Virginia...
11/07/2023
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Discovery Launches AI Platform to Cut Relapse Rates in Year After Treatment
10/19/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Discovery Behavioral Health has launched an artificial intelligence platform that it hopes will reduce relapse rates among not only its own patients, but potentially the clients of other providers across the industry as well.
Discovery Behavioral Health has launched an artificial intelligence platform that it hopes will reduce relapse rates among not only its own patients, but potentially the clients of other providers across the industry as well.
Discovery Behavioral Health has...
10/19/2023
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Insurance Coverage of Buprenorphine Varies Widely By Formulation
07/18/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
A new study released by the University of Central Florida finds that although most insurance plans cover the sublingual formulation of buprenorphine, significant barriers exist for the extended-release, injectable formulation.
A new study released by the University of Central Florida finds that although most insurance plans cover the sublingual formulation of buprenorphine, significant barriers exist for the extended-release, injectable formulation.
A new study released by the...
07/18/2023
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Nate Pelletier
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An SUD Dilemma: Why Value-Based Care is Good Business, and Not Just a Model
03/16/2023
Nate Pelletier
The transition to value-based care (VBC) in the substance use disorder (SUD) industry is a good sign, but it can be challenging for some providers.
The transition to value-based care (VBC) in the substance use disorder (SUD) industry is a good sign, but it can be challenging for some providers.
The transition to value-based...
03/16/2023
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Thomas Britton, PhD
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Value-Based Care in Addiction Treatment: Why It’s Essential and How We Get There
10/18/2022
Thomas Britton, PhD
The move toward value-based care (VBC) is gaining traction in healthcare, although we’ve not seen the same push in substance use disorder treatment. It’s time for that trend to change.
The move toward value-based care (VBC) is gaining traction in healthcare, although we’ve not seen the same push in substance use disorder treatment. It’s time for that trend to change.
The move toward value-based care...
10/18/2022
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CODAC Launches Mobile Unit to Facilitate Medication-Assisted Treatment
07/19/2022
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
CODAC Behavioral Healthcare, a not-for-profit provider of outpatient opioid treatment in Rhode Island, announced on Monday that it has launched a mobile medical unit to dispense methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone for opioid use disorder...
CODAC Behavioral Healthcare, a not-for-profit provider of outpatient opioid treatment in Rhode Island, announced on Monday that it has launched a mobile medical unit to dispense methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone for opioid use disorder...
CODAC Behavioral Healthcare, a...
07/19/2022
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Sex Hormone Linked to Cocaine Addiction Susceptibility
01/30/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
A study from the University of Texas at Arlington backs previous research that shows women are more likely than men to develop an addiction to cocaine, try cocaine at a younger age, use larger amounts of the drug, and suffer an overdose.
A study from the University of Texas at Arlington backs previous research that shows women are more likely than men to develop an addiction to cocaine, try cocaine at a younger age, use larger amounts of the drug, and suffer an overdose.
A study from the University of...
01/30/2024
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CMS Announces Model to Integrate Behavioral and Physical Healthcare
01/19/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare &...
01/19/2024
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Costs, Scarcity Remain Problematic for Families Seeking Adolescent Residential Addiction Treatment
01/09/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
New research from Oregon Health & Science University highlights challenges related to finding residential addiction treatment for adolescents, with medication-assisted treatment options especially scarce.
New research from Oregon Health & Science University highlights challenges related to finding residential addiction treatment for adolescents, with medication-assisted treatment options especially scarce.
New research from Oregon Health...
01/09/2024
Addiction Professional
Ron Manderscheid, PhD
Perspectives
The Rural Conundrum Requires Action
12/20/2023
Ron Manderscheid, PhD
Behavioral health services urban residents take for granted are often nonexistent in rural areas. Four strategies can help bridge the widening divide.
Behavioral health services urban residents take for granted are often nonexistent in rural areas. Four strategies can help bridge the widening divide.
Behavioral health services urban...
12/20/2023
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Adolescent Illicit Substance Use Rates Remain Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
12/15/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
While Monitoring the Future survey data show adolescent past-year use rates are down, NIDA researchers caution that the emergence of illicit fentanyl has disproportionately driven up teen overdose deaths.
While Monitoring the Future survey data show adolescent past-year use rates are down, NIDA researchers caution that the emergence of illicit fentanyl has disproportionately driven up teen overdose deaths.
While Monitoring the Future...
12/15/2023
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CMS Announces Model to Integrate Behavioral and Physical Healthcare
01/19/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare &...
01/19/2024
Behavioral Healthcare Executive
Ron Manderscheid, PhD
Perspectives
The Rural Conundrum Requires Action
12/20/2023
Ron Manderscheid, PhD
Behavioral health services urban residents take for granted are often nonexistent in rural areas. Four strategies can help bridge the widening divide.
Behavioral health services urban residents take for granted are often nonexistent in rural areas. Four strategies can help bridge the widening divide.
Behavioral health services urban...
12/20/2023
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Study Finds “Cooling” Chemical Additives in Non-Menthol Cigarettes
10/23/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Researchers have identified a synthetic flavoring agent in “non-menthol” cigarettes that can produce a similar—or stronger—cooling sensation as menthol, but without the aroma or taste of mint.
Researchers have identified a synthetic flavoring agent in “non-menthol” cigarettes that can produce a similar—or stronger—cooling sensation as menthol, but without the aroma or taste of mint.
Researchers have identified a...
10/23/2023
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Ron Manderscheid, PhD
Perspectives
National Recovery Month Offers Opportunity to Educate, Inspire
09/20/2023
Ron Manderscheid, PhD
National Recovery Month provides a chance to celebrate those who are recovering from a substance use or mental health condition, and educate friends and colleagues about these conditions, the potential for recovery, and the hope that it can...
National Recovery Month provides a chance to celebrate those who are recovering from a substance use or mental health condition, and educate friends and colleagues about these conditions, the potential for recovery, and the hope that it can...
National Recovery Month provides...
09/20/2023
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Delaware Launches Fentanyl-Xylazine Combo Testing Strip Pilot
06/30/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The program will use HarmGuard FX testing strips, which are produced by Delaware-based SIVAD Diagnostic Medical Group.
The program will use HarmGuard FX testing strips, which are produced by Delaware-based SIVAD Diagnostic Medical Group.
The program will use HarmGuard...
06/30/2023
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UK Study Spots Link Between Tech Addictions and ADHD Traits
10/13/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
A new study by researchers at Bournemouth University shows a link between various forms of technology addiction and traits of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), even among adults who have not been diagnosed with ADHD.
A new study by researchers at Bournemouth University shows a link between various forms of technology addiction and traits of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), even among adults who have not been diagnosed with ADHD.
A new study by researchers at...
10/13/2023
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Meghan Johnson, LCSW, CCS
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Co-Occurring Eating, Substance Use Disorders Present Complex Challenges
09/09/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Crossroads Clinical Supervisor Meghan Johnson, LCSW, CCS, a presenter at the Cape Cod Symposium on Saturday, discusses best practices for treating co-occurring substance use and eating disorders.
Crossroads Clinical Supervisor Meghan Johnson, LCSW, CCS, a presenter at the Cape Cod Symposium on Saturday, discusses best practices for treating co-occurring substance use and eating disorders.
Crossroads Clinical Supervisor...
09/09/2023
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As Online Sports Betting Gains Popularity, 1 in 4 College Students Who Gamble Online Believe They Have Addiction
08/15/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
An Intelligent.com study finds that 54% of college students say they have gambled while in school and 1 in 5 have used sports betting apps, several of which have struck marketing partnerships with universities.
An Intelligent.com study finds that 54% of college students say they have gambled while in school and 1 in 5 have used sports betting apps, several of which have struck marketing partnerships with universities.
An Intelligent.com study finds...
08/15/2023
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Preteen Screen Time Linked With Heightened Risk of OCD
12/16/2022
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The odds of preteens developing obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) over a 2-year period increased by 15% for every hour per day they played video games and 11% for every hour they watched videos, according to University of California San...
The odds of preteens developing obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) over a 2-year period increased by 15% for every hour per day they played video games and 11% for every hour they watched videos, according to University of California San...
The odds of preteens developing...
12/16/2022
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Integrate Gambling Disorder Treatment Into SUD Treatment Settings
09/10/2022
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
While treatment for gambling disorder is often classified as a specialized intervention, as Maureen “Mo” Michael, MS, LPC, ICGC-I, explained to Cape Cod Symposium attendees on Saturday, it can be integrated into a substance use disorder...
While treatment for gambling disorder is often classified as a specialized intervention, as Maureen “Mo” Michael, MS, LPC, ICGC-I, explained to Cape Cod Symposium attendees on Saturday, it can be integrated into a substance use disorder...
While treatment for gambling...
09/10/2022
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Vertex Prepares to Submit New Drug Application for Medication to Treat Acute Pain
02/01/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
After announcing positive results in its Phase 3 program for its selective NaV1.8 inhibitor that was developed as an alternative to opioids for treating moderate-to-severe acute pain, Vertex Pharmaceuticals plans to submit its NDA application...
After announcing positive results in its Phase 3 program for its selective NaV1.8 inhibitor that was developed as an alternative to opioids for treating moderate-to-severe acute pain, Vertex Pharmaceuticals plans to submit its NDA application...
After announcing positive...
02/01/2024
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Sex Hormone Linked to Cocaine Addiction Susceptibility
01/30/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
A study from the University of Texas at Arlington backs previous research that shows women are more likely than men to develop an addiction to cocaine, try cocaine at a younger age, use larger amounts of the drug, and suffer an overdose.
A study from the University of Texas at Arlington backs previous research that shows women are more likely than men to develop an addiction to cocaine, try cocaine at a younger age, use larger amounts of the drug, and suffer an overdose.
A study from the University of...
01/30/2024
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Study Finds No Significant Link Between Cannabis Use and Relapse in OUD Patients
01/26/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
A recent meta-analysis of 10 longitudinal studies conducted by Yale University researchers found no significant link between cannabis use and relapse on non-medical opioids among patients receiving medication-assisted treatment for opioid use...
A recent meta-analysis of 10 longitudinal studies conducted by Yale University researchers found no significant link between cannabis use and relapse on non-medical opioids among patients receiving medication-assisted treatment for opioid use...
A recent meta-analysis of 10...
01/26/2024
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Study Explores Use of DBS to Treat Severe Opioid Use Disorder
01/23/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Allegheny Health Network seeks 2 additional patients for a trial in which patients with treatment-resistant opioid use disorder receive continuous electrical pulses to the brain’s addiction and reward center to curb severe cravings.
Allegheny Health Network seeks 2 additional patients for a trial in which patients with treatment-resistant opioid use disorder receive continuous electrical pulses to the brain’s addiction and reward center to curb severe cravings.
Allegheny Health Network seeks 2...
01/23/2024
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CMS Announces Model to Integrate Behavioral and Physical Healthcare
01/19/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have introduced a new initiative aimed at advancing the integration of behavioral and physical healthcare, as well as health-related social needs, for people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Centers for Medicare &...
01/19/2024
Behavioral Healthcare Executive
News
FDA-Approved Medication Shows Potential to Reduce Surgery Patients’ Need for Opioids
01/15/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Findings from a recent study conducted by researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina suggest that N-acetylcysteine (NAC)—a drug already approved by the US Food and Drug Administration—may help decrease surgery patients’ pain...
Findings from a recent study conducted by researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina suggest that N-acetylcysteine (NAC)—a drug already approved by the US Food and Drug Administration—may help decrease surgery patients’ pain...
Findings from a recent study...
01/15/2024
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Reduced Drug Use an “Alternative Valid Outcome” for Individuals With Stimulant Use Disorder
01/11/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
Reducing use of stimulants was associated with significant improvement in health and recovery among individuals with stimulant use disorder—even if they did not achieve total abstinence, according to a new study from NIDA.
Reducing use of stimulants was associated with significant improvement in health and recovery among individuals with stimulant use disorder—even if they did not achieve total abstinence, according to a new study from NIDA.
Reducing use of stimulants was...
01/11/2024
Addiction Professional
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Costs, Scarcity Remain Problematic for Families Seeking Adolescent Residential Addiction Treatment
01/09/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
New research from Oregon Health & Science University highlights challenges related to finding residential addiction treatment for adolescents, with medication-assisted treatment options especially scarce.
New research from Oregon Health & Science University highlights challenges related to finding residential addiction treatment for adolescents, with medication-assisted treatment options especially scarce.
New research from Oregon Health...
01/09/2024
Addiction Professional
News
Test to Assess OUD Risk in Acute Pain Patients Receives FDA Approval
01/03/2024
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
The AvertD test, developed by AutoGenomics, Inc., is designed for consenting patients at least 18 years of age who are being considered for an opioid prescription of 4 to 30 days.
The AvertD test, developed by AutoGenomics, Inc., is designed for consenting patients at least 18 years of age who are being considered for an opioid prescription of 4 to 30 days.
The AvertD test, developed by...
01/03/2024
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Post-Surgery Opioid Prescribing Decline Continues—but at Slower Pace
12/27/2023
Tom Valentino, Digital Managing Editor
While prescribing of opioid-containing pain relief medications for surgery patients has declined over the past 7 years, a recent study of pharmacy data by researchers at the University of Michigan shows that decrease has slowed since 2020.
While prescribing of opioid-containing pain relief medications for surgery patients has declined over the past 7 years, a recent study of pharmacy data by researchers at the University of Michigan shows that decrease has slowed since 2020.
While prescribing of...
12/27/2023
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