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Medical Detox for Women in California County Links Directly to Rehab
Avery Lane for Women in Novato, California has added a medically supervised detox program that connects withdrawal management directly to residential addiction treatment. The women-only provider says clients who complete detox at its Marin County …
1 in 4 ER Patients Refuse Buprenorphine in Medical Detox Study
Nearly one in four emergency department patients with opioid use disorder declined buprenorphine when it was offered to them during medical detox, according to a new study published in JAMA Network Open. The findings point …
Cincinnati Food Pantry Adds Naloxone Vending Machine
The IPM Food Pantry in Cincinnati now has a harm reduction vending machine that provides naloxone and other supplies. The University of Cincinnati partnered with local organizations and the Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery …
People in New Jersey May Delay Needed Alcohol Detox, Study Finds
A report published in TAPinto Livingston highlights the gap between needing addiction treatment and getting help. The article cites 2025 data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and notes that alcohol remains …
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Avery Lane for Women in Novato, California has added a medically supervised detox program that connects withdrawal management directly to residential addiction treatment. The women-only provider says clients who complete detox at its Marin County …
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Nearly one in four emergency department patients with opioid use disorder declined buprenorphine when it was offered to them during medical detox, according to a new study published in JAMA Network Open. The findings point …
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The IPM Food Pantry in Cincinnati now has a harm reduction vending machine that provides naloxone and other supplies. The University of Cincinnati partnered with local organizations and the Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery …
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