Does the world really need another book that examines the opioid-involved overdose crisis? There’s no shortage of tomes devoted to…
On January 12, the federal government announced an important change to drug policy that should enable greatly expanded access to…
Across the United States, people face many barriers to accessing medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD). This is often particularly…
Attending the American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence (AATOD) conference, held in Baltimore this month, felt like being…
This summer, a young woman was revived by paramedics after an overdose at her home in Upstate New York. She…
Momentum is building for legislation to broaden access to buprenorphine and methadone, the lifesaving medications for opioid use disorder. Its…
An emergency department provider is a jack of all trades. The ED is open 24/7, and we’re equally as prepared…
On April 7, activists rallied across New York state to demand that politicians take straightforward steps toward ending the overdose…
A group of doctors defended themselves in a disability discrimination lawsuit brought by the US Attorney’s Office for the District…
Jerome Maynor, 71-year-old Black man with opioid use disorder (OUD), was prescribed methadone. His medication was working for him and…