The Learning for Early Careers in Addiction & Diversity (LEAD) Program leads the way in substance use disorder research to ensure improved care for everyone.
Telehealth supports retention in treatment for opioid use disorder
Federally funded study provides additional evidence supporting expanded use of telehealth services for opioid use disorder-related care
https://t.co/kJzuLinyg5
Increased Use of Telehealth Services and Medications for Opioid Use Disorder During the COVID-19 Pandemic Associated with Reduced Risk for Fatal Overdose https://t.co/z4VZO0SVAE
America's Opioid Ecosystem: How Leveraging System Interactions Can Help Curb Addiction, Overdose, and Other Harms https://t.co/MeoHb25IAH via @RANDCorporation
Psychedelic research: balancing trippyness with a new scientific rigor – The Conversation Weekly podcast transcript https://t.co/vzaDPTLgg9 via @ConversationUK
Has anyone read "Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic" by Sam Quinones?
Do you think his portrayal is accurate?
https://t.co/4Rf5ViFfGt
🆕 NIDA-supported study in @JRuralHealth: researchers evaluated associations between #technology access prior to #COVID19 and engagement in substance use disorder (#SUD) treatment among individuals who use drugs in rural U.S. communities. https://t.co/elXr53vn7M (1/4)
California Invests $52 Million in Opioid Prevention and Treatment: California Continues Statewide Efforts to Combat the Opioid Crisis, Keep California Communities Safe, and Provide Recovery Resources
https://t.co/i8c8cji3w0