The Deadliest Year In the History of U.S. Drug Use
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Toward a Philosophy of Choice: A New Era of Addiction Treatment
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PhRMA ends funding for high-profile addiction treatment group
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Multiple Pathways of Recovery 2019 Second Day Keynote
The beat of drums marked the start of Day 2 of the Multiple Pathways of Recovery Conference (MPRC). This morning’s keynote speaker was Don Coyhis of the Mohican Nation who began his presentation by introducing native American musicians whose traditional drumming and singing called attendees together. Coyhis is the President and Founder of White Bison, Inc., an American
Multiple Pathways of Recovery 2019 First Day
(11/13/2019) This year’s Multiple Pathways of Recovery conference (MPRC) began today. Bigger than last year’s -- with nearly double the attendees -- it comes at a time of greater urgency than ever for the recovery movement. And as Michael Askew, Director of Recovery Advocacy for the organizing force behind the conference, CCAR, pointed out, MPRC is the recovery
The science of addiction remains unsettled
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Addiction is a Complex Condition
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Multiple Pathways to Recovery: A Cause for Hope
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New FDA draft MAT guidelines raise disturbing questions
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has just issued guidelines to the pharmaceutical industry in an attempt to encourage them to bring novel drugs to market to assist opioid addicts in their quest for recovery. Whether or not this is good news for any family seeking to save a loved one’s life depends on what result they want
Medication-Assisted Treatment, another link in Big Pharma’s chain of addiction
We have been immersed recently in the opioid crisis, with headines of drug-fueled overdose deaths. Behind the headlines are the continuing stories of degradation, crime, disease, prostitution and murder. Addicts, some of whom became hooked first on prescribed pharmaceuticals have swollen the ranks of the homeless, the incarcerated and the dead. If you have an addicted friend or