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Frog Poison Detox Trend is Deadly and Unproven
A man is dead because of frog poison, and medical experts are raising urgent alarms. It’s the latest casualty of a growing “detox” trend that has nothing to do with medical detox and everything to …
Anti-Parasitic Drug Shows Promise for Alcohol Withdrawal Treatment
A drug best known for treating parasitic infections may one day play a role in managing alcohol withdrawal, and new preclinical research is pointing researchers in a promising direction. Scientists at the University of California …
Pennsylvania Prisons Spend $36M on Suboxone MAT Programs
Pennsylvania is spending $36.7 million a year on Suboxone-based medication-assisted treatment inside its state prisons, and the price tag is still climbing. The program now covers more than 5,000 inmates with opioid use disorder, with …
Missoula Adds Medical Detox as Montana Addiction Crisis Grows
A Missoula hospital is launching a new medical detox program this July, offering the first widely accessible, insurance-covered inpatient withdrawal management service in western Montana, a development that could transform how the state’s growing addiction …
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A man is dead because of frog poison, and medical experts are raising urgent alarms. It’s the latest casualty of a growing “detox” trend that has nothing to do with medical detox and everything to …
A drug best known for treating parasitic infections may one day play a role in managing alcohol withdrawal, and new preclinical research is pointing researchers in a promising direction. Scientists at the University of California …
Pennsylvania is spending $36.7 million a year on Suboxone-based medication-assisted treatment inside its state prisons, and the price tag is still climbing. The program now covers more than 5,000 inmates with opioid use disorder, with …