Many people suffering with alcohol and drug addiction do well once they receive addiction treatment; their outcomes are comparable to those with other incurable chronic diseases,…
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Read MoreThe following is a letter from Dr. Kolodner summarizing our 2016 activity, and looking ahead to 2017. Thank you for your continued support of the…
Read MoreAttorney General Jeff Sessions raised the issue of drug policy on March 15 when he addressed law enforcement officials in Virginia. While acknowledging that crime…
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Read MoreAt a time when divisiveness is all too common, I’ve just had an experience that reminded me how groups working together can benefit patients, providers,…
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Read MoreMaking good decisions about medical or recreational use of cannabis hinges on having accurate information about it. As restrictions on cannabis are lowered, interest in…
Read MoreDespite the recent expansion of addiction treatment, 78 people die every day from overdoses according to the surgeon general, and the number continues to grow.…
Read MoreOpioid addiction continues to be a serious problem in Maryland. The number of heroin-related overdose deaths rose 72 percent, to 918, during the first nine…
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