Baltimore Uses Mobile Buprenorphine Units to Combat OUD
This Maryland city has come up with an innovative approach to harm reduction.
Health & Medicine
Researchers Study the Link Between Cardiometabolic Risk, Food
Junk food has long been tied to cardiovascular complications.
Is Telehealth the Secret Ingredient to Preventing Recidivism?
Ongoing substance abuse recovery is an essential part of returning to society for most ex-convicts.
Social Supports Can Sabotage a Person’s Weight Loss Goals
A person’s support system can inadvertently hinder their health goals.
Why Do Black Women Have Higher Mortality Rates for Breast Cancer?
The higher mortality rates from breast cancer among black women are a significant public health concern that demands attention and action.
Parents Need to Combat Food, Screen Dopamine Surges
Dopamine surges can drive children to continue impulsively engaging in activities.
Crooked Insurance Brokers are Exploiting the Homeless in Florida
Agents are selling unaffordable insurance plans to the state’s homeless population.
Taurine May Help Halt the Aging Process, Research Shows
An energy drink ingredient may help slow aging.
Alaska Has a Growing Tick Problem, Health Officials Warn
In recent years, there has been concern that Alaska’s tick problem is mounting, and that they may be carrying more diseases. This is due in part to climate change, which is making the environment more hospitable to ticks. Ticks are small, arachnid parasites that can transmit diseases to humans and animals. They are found in
Allen House is Advocating for Substance Use Recovery in California
Recovery from addiction is often a lifelong journey.