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09/19/2014
While targeting the effort to lift limits on buprenorphine prescribing, public health officials from major metropolitan areas this week affirmed methadone's critical role in the continuum of service.
While targeting the effort to lift limits on buprenorphine prescribing, public health officials from major metropolitan areas this week affirmed methadone's critical role in the continuum of service.
While targeting the effort to...
09/19/2014
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09/08/2014
It is hoped that a federal grant for research into brain rewiring that contributes to relapse could help identify therapies for cocaine addiction.
It is hoped that a federal grant for research into brain rewiring that contributes to relapse could help identify therapies for cocaine addiction.
It is hoped that a federal grant...
09/08/2014
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07/22/2014
A new Phase 3 trial is under way for Probuphine, a subdermal implant treatment for opioid addiction that did not pass federal review in 2013.
A new Phase 3 trial is under way for Probuphine, a subdermal implant treatment for opioid addiction that did not pass federal review in 2013.
A new Phase 3 trial is under way...
07/22/2014
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07/18/2014
Drug testing company Millennium Laboratories now incorporates 11 genes into its pharmacogenetic test for evaluating potential response to medication treatments, including those for addiction.
Drug testing company Millennium Laboratories now incorporates 11 genes into its pharmacogenetic test for evaluating potential response to medication treatments, including those for addiction.
Drug testing company Millennium...
07/18/2014
Addiction Professional
07/09/2014
A new policy paper from the American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence (AATOD) addresses several timely policy debates on opioid addiction and its treatment, including the merits of federal restrictions on the prescribing of...
A new policy paper from the American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence (AATOD) addresses several timely policy debates on opioid addiction and its treatment, including the merits of federal restrictions on the prescribing of...
A new policy paper from the...
07/09/2014
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06/17/2014
Research released today indicates that men and the highly nicotine-dependent may benefit most from combination therapies for smoking cessation after an unsuccessful trial of a single intervention.
Research released today indicates that men and the highly nicotine-dependent may benefit most from combination therapies for smoking cessation after an unsuccessful trial of a single intervention.
Research released today...
06/17/2014
Addiction Professional
06/11/2014
An experienced prescriber of buprenorphine for opioid dependence believes a new formulation that will dissolve in a patient's cheek could represent a breakthrough in treatment.
An experienced prescriber of buprenorphine for opioid dependence believes a new formulation that will dissolve in a patient's cheek could represent a breakthrough in treatment.
An experienced prescriber of...
06/11/2014
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05/21/2014
The pharmaceutical company plans to co-develop a nasal spray alternative to the overdose reversal medication that has become an important component of the public health response to the opioid crisis.
The pharmaceutical company plans to co-develop a nasal spray alternative to the overdose reversal medication that has become an important component of the public health response to the opioid crisis.
The pharmaceutical company plans...
05/21/2014
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05/16/2014
The pharmaceutical company plans to initiate a Phase IIB proof-of-concept study of the medication arbaclofen placarbil.
The pharmaceutical company plans to initiate a Phase IIB proof-of-concept study of the medication arbaclofen placarbil.
The pharmaceutical company plans...
05/16/2014
Addiction Professional
04/30/2014
A commentary from four agencies under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) suggests that the physician community must play a major role in reversing the epidemic of opioid addiction and overdose.
A commentary from four agencies under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) suggests that the physician community must play a major role in reversing the epidemic of opioid addiction and overdose.
A commentary from four agencies...
04/30/2014
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