@AMERSA_tweets@UnhealthyAlcDrg@JAM_ASAM A real loss. A powerhouse who innovated and questioned what we do as a field so we can all be better. His legacy will live on.
My latest: "When you are struggling alone with addiction or sitting in fear because a loved one is struggling, hearing those words offers some hope.”
Biden’s spotlight on son’s addiction earns praise from advocates
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One of our research coordinators is conducting a study on understanding the application process to psychology graduate programs from a students perspective. Please share with your students. Thanks. https://t.co/W20VsXjBpP
We have a new free alcohol reduction text messaging program in beta (Text REDUCE to 55753) to help people reduce or stop their alcohol consumption due to COVID-19 triggers. Along with the increase in alcohol sales., we have found significant increases in…https://t.co/RGSuQ1D1Km
Nice paper from @amitba showing that RCTs may be proof of principle, but they are not necessarily generalizable. Nice analysis and thoughtful suggestions for research.https://t.co/38zgERM0kH
Rethinking engagement in digital health requires an analysis of why people are not engaging. Paper helps reveal we are too focused on general content and not enough on how people change and what they need as they embark on their journey.
People download apps but how much do they use these apps? Look into our new paper on real-world user engagement with popular #mentalhealth apps. #mhealth#digitalhealth@FredMuench https://t.co/1EIHdx85lh
Sending Letters About Their Patients' Overdoses Changes Doctors' Prescribing Habits https://t.co/M0sh2LyBiA
Bring consequences to those who may have difficulty seeing them without a tangible reminder.
@thepartnership#FamiliesCanHeal
Great meeting with FDA, DEA, DOJ, and Tech companies to partner to reduce supply of opioids but also focus on demand reduction and support for families. https://t.co/UJj15YFxz0
Tomorrow, tune in live for an exciting announcement from The Grayken Center for Addiction at @The_BMC and the Partnership. @MBotticelliBMC, @FredMuench & @Paul_Kusiak will share new resources and insights for families struggling with substance use #FamiliesCanHeal#MA
Right on point! Criminalizing addiction is unequivocally BAD POLICY. It may also be BAD LAW, but its constitutionality hasn't been seriously challenged since Powell v TX (1968). Until now. Read our amicus in support of Eldred @MassMedical@NUSLHealth et al https://t.co/jNeCUnLbTH https://t.co/VCBY4FGJHF
Sigh. Now we need action. We need funds and resources that go to treatment and ongoing peer and family support. It is time to act after years of inaction.
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