Pharmacists connect people with opioid use disorder meds
“The results from this pilot study show how pharmacies can be an effective and viable pathway to treatment for opioid use disorder.”
1 opioid-use disorder med may be safest during pregnancy
People with opioid-use disorder who are pregnant may have more favorable neonatal health outcomes when using buprenorphine.
1 opioid-use disorder med may be safest during pregnancy
People with opioid-use disorder who are pregnant may have more favorable neonatal health outcomes when using buprenorphine.
Neuromarker indicates craving for food and drug
Researchers report the discovery of a neuromarker, or stable brain pattern, that indicates drug and food cravings.
Neuromarker indicates craving for food and drug
Researchers report the discovery of a neuromarker, or stable brain pattern, that indicates drug and food cravings.
How opioid withdrawal threatens social support
New research in mice indicates how opioid withdrawal causes social aversion. In humans, that can endanger recovery.
FDA ban on flavored e-cigs didn’t stop vapers
An FDA ban on flavored e-cigarettes did not move people to quit vaping, according to a new survey.
FDA ban on flavored e-cigs didn’t stop vapers
An FDA ban on flavored e-cigarettes did not move people to quit vaping, according to a new survey.
Are highly processed foods addictive?
Is it possible to become addicted to highly processed foods like chips, cookies, and doughnuts? A new study suggests the answer is yes.
To fight addiction, insomnia drugs could block orexin
The brain’s orexin system motivates drug-seeking behavior, studies indicate. That means insomnia drugs could fight addiciton.