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The company most blamed for igniting the opioid epidemic is finally shutting...
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How a Shifting Drug Supply is Changing Overdose Rates
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New Opioid DFNZ Shows Much Lower Addiction Risk Than Morphine
Researchers at the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) have developed a...
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New Study Shows Cravings Drive Relapse by Rewiring the Brain
If you or someone you love has struggled with relapse, new research offers a...
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Long-Term Residential Treatment Outperforms 30-Day Rehab for Opioid Recovery
For anyone researching rehab options for opioid use disorder, one question...
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Genetics Linked to Addiction Risk Across Multiple Substances, Study Finds
A landmark study published in Nature Mental Health has confirmed what...
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