Adolescent Marijuana Use: Arrival of Expected Bad News
“Marijuana use among adolescents edged upward in 2017, the first significant increase in seven years.” This was the finding of the authoritative Monitoring the Future…
Read More“Marijuana use among adolescents edged upward in 2017, the first significant increase in seven years.” This was the finding of the authoritative Monitoring the Future…
Read MoreI will start by giving credit to DOJ Attorney General Sessions for highlighting that non-opioid pain relievers can be effective. They avoid the risk of…
Read MoreWe’re proud to report that Kolmac meets all 5 signs of quality treatment — as determined by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration…
Read MoreAt Kolmac, we are always looking for ways to improve how we use detoxification medications. This week I will be giving a talk on some…
Read MoreMost patients with substance use disorders never enter specialized treatment, such as a residential or outpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation program. Because of this, I…
Read MoreI just discovered that I had missed that on the last workday of 2017, the Trump Administration officially responded to the final report of the…
Read MorePredictably, the US Attorney General has rescinded the “Cole Memo,” which articulated the Obama administration restrained policies regarding the enforcement of federal marijuana laws. His…
Read MoreMedical cannabis is now actually in 2018 in the hands of Maryland residents, after years of procedural and political delays. Recreational use of “marihuana” is…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: Outpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation received a boost last week when CareFirst/Blue Cross launched an initiative to promote its use. I was invited…
Read More“Simple, but not easy” is a phrase that describes well the process of recovery from addiction. Even after accepting that the strategy of abstinence from psychoactive…
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