The observed associations between prenatal paracetamol exposure and neurodevelopmental disorders are probably influenced by methodological limitations, including residual confounding and exposure misclassification.
The observed associations between prenatal paracetamol exposure and neurodevelopmental disorders are probably influenced by methodological limitations, including residual confounding and exposure misclassification.
Addiction clinics around the country are seeing a growing number of cases related to gas station products made from the kratom leaf and its derivatives.
For the past year, a mobile medical unit has been delivering healthcare and substance use treatment directly to Minneapolis residents in underserved communities, reaching people who often face some of the greatest barriers to care.
AAPP urges FDA to limit access to unregulated “wellness products” such as Kratom/7-OH, Tianeptine, Sildenafil, and Phenibut that are sold at gas stations, convenience stores, and online markets.
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The Lindsay Clancy trial showed reproductive psychiatry’s limitations.
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Family physicians can safely initiate and optimize buprenorphine treatment in community practice using structured but flexible approaches tailored to fentanyl exposure and patient goals.
Findings provide new insights into co-use of opioids and sedatives and help inform prevention strategies.
The higher prevalence of non-fatal overdose with opioids and stimulants compared to opioids alone across four diverse cohorts has implications for overdose prevention efforts.
In this sample of US pediatric prescribers, buprenorphine prescribing history was more strongly associated with legal clarity, and practice characteristics, and beliefs about MOUD than with clinician type.
After long-term BUP-XR treatment, discontinuation was effective and well tolerated over 6 months.
This retrospective cohort study used deidentified electronic health records (EHR) data linked with administrative claims from the Optum Labs Data Warehouse.
This systematic review and meta-analysis aims to address the literature gap and public health implications of ONP use.
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"Research shows that limiting access to lethal means is one of the most promising approaches to save lives. It can involve erecting barriers on buildings and bridges to prevent people from jumping, as well as decreasing the number of pills someone can buy or be prescribed at once. And reducing access to guns."
Further longitudinal studies and randomized clinical trials to evaluate the efficacy of interventions to reduce CU and CUD are needed.
Future research must prioritize integrated treatment platforms, implementation science to scale effective interventions like CM, and personalized strategies informed by genetics and neuroimaging.
This study demonstrated that intranasal naloxone was feasible, safe, and comparable to intravenous administration for the management of opioid poisoning in young children.
SUD status, AUD, and OUD in particular, warrant explicit incorporation into short-term risk stratification for respiratory infections in both routine clinical care and pandemic preparedness planning.
This study of recently admitted patients on methadone who also used cocaine examines their experiences and views on drug use and treatment.
These findings suggest UDT complements existing drug surveillance and provides unique insights into emerging fentanyl adulterants.
This study describes the availability of Medicare-enrolled OTPs in rural and urban counties.
These results can inform ongoing debates about the strengths and weaknesses of virtual-only OUD care.
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