National Fentanyl Awareness Day is a day of action to raise public awareness about an urgent problem: people dying at alarming rates due to illegally made fentanyl (FEN-ta-nyl), a dangerous synthetic opioid.
National Fentanyl Awareness Day is a day of action to raise public awareness about an urgent problem: people dying at alarming rates due to illegally made fentanyl (FEN-ta-nyl), a dangerous synthetic opioid.
We survive because we must, whether it is for our children who are living, to honor our loved ones in some unique way, or because there is no other choice.
At first glance, I doubted I’d have much in common with anyone at the AA meeting in a two-room clubhouse. But I pulled up a chair at one of the long folding tables and tried
Recent innovations such as long-acting non-opioid numbing medications have become available for patients ages six and older that can help reduce, or in some cases, eliminate the need to take opioids following surgery.
Toni spoke with us about meeting her clients where they are, the long-term journey of recovery, and the success stories that make all the hard work worth it.
When COVID-19 first became a national emergency, many predicted that the situation could have a serious impact on Americans dealing with addiction. They were right.
Dr. Roy took the time to talk to us about harm reduction, the effectiveness of addiction medications, and the inspiring resilience she sees in her patients.
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month
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