Tag: prescription opioids
Auburn Addiction Treatment for Teens Supported by Schools
Educators and school district officials in Auburn, Alabama and other nearby cities have joined Lee County’s District Attorney to assist students who may require...
Addiction Treatment in Des Moines Needs Expansion, Despite New Bill
While a new bill introduces new methods to prevent drug abuse, Des Moines and other Iowa cities struggle to expand addiction treatment options for...
Addiction Treatment Center in Berlin, New Jersey Opens in Former Hospital
A new addiction treatment center recently opened on the site of a former Berlin, N.J. hospital. The center will feature 24-hour care for patients...
Addiction Treatment in Lincoln Supplemented by New Bill
Government officials in Lincoln passed a new law outlining prevention measures to curb opioid prescription misuse in an effort to assist addiction treatment.
In April,...
Drug Addiction Recovery in Eugene Helps College Students
The University of Oregon (UO) in Eugene is offering resources to assist students in drug addiction recovery.
The University’s Collegiate Recovery Center (CRC) welcomes students...
Addiction Treatment in Burlington Needs to Increase Declares Mayor
In response to the opioid crisis, the mayor of Burlington, Vermont called for an increase in addiction treatment measures to assist those in the...
Trump Tweet Announces Temp Opioid Memorial
On Tuesday, March 27, Donald Trump tweeted that he was “very pleased” to announce that a temporary memorial to victims of the opioid crisis...
Addiction Treatment Programs in San Joaquin Valley Expand to Help Students
Schools in California’s San Joaquin Valley, the nation’s largest agricultural producing region, have seen a rise in student drug-related infractions in the past few...
New Product To Combat Opioid Crisis Turns Painkillers Into Harmless Gel
A new product to combat the opioid crisis has been unveiled. DisposeRX enables someone to responsibly dispose of leftover and unwanted medications by turning...
New data: ER doctors prescribe fewer opioids than other physicians
Health care professionals who work in emergency departments prescribe less opioid-based medications than other physicians, a new study revealed.
The study, published in Annals...
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