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SAMHSA Says Recovery Stories Reduce Addiction Treatment Stigma
When comparing addiction treatment programs this month, you'll be doing so within a climate of public opinion. That climate quietly decides what will get funded and who it feels able to ask for...
Written By: Terri Beth Miller
September 10, 2026
FDA Reviews Opioid Rules Affecting Pain and Addiction Treatment
Written By: Nikki Wisher
September 9, 2026
Research Suggests 7-OH Kratom Triggers Opioid Withdrawal
Written By: Quentin Blount
September 9, 2026
Report Ties Gut-Brain Axis to Alcohol Addiction Treatment
Written By: Peter Lee
September 8, 2026
CDC Launches Central Overdose Prevention Data Channel
Written By: Quentin Blount
September 7, 2026
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SAMHSA Highlights Peer Support at Recovery Month Kickoff
Anyone weighing addiction treatment options this September will find federal...
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JAMA Links Early Social Media Use to Teen Anxiety, Depression
A cohort study that was published August 28 in JAMA Network Open found that the...
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JAMA Says 28% Quit Mental Health Treatment Within 3 Sessions
When someone is considering mental health treatment options, the assumed...
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NPR Revisits Addiction Treatment Stigma After Listener Questions
Earlier this month we covered NPR's reporting on how often doctors and nurses...
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White House and MLB Team Up on Youth Drug Prevention
Families who search for addiction treatment encounter the subject long before a...
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SAMHSA Backs States on Addiction Treatment After Overdose
If you or someone you love has survived an overdose, the next few days may...
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SAMHSA Awards $77 Million for Addiction Treatment and Prevention
Federal money for addiction treatment moved on Monday. The Substance Abuse and...
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DEA Adds Flavored Opioid Products Sold as Kratom to Schedule I
Someone who bought a flavored chewable tablet at a vape shop last month,...
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$3.3M Study Will Measure Addiction Medications in Breast Milk
Women who take medication for opioid use disorder and want to breastfeed are...
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