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Research

Depot buprenorphine: Safe and effective for clients in jails and prisons?
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Developing international consensus to address high-risk drug use and overdose
Research

How many people in recovery are lesbian, gay, or bisexual and do their pathways to recovery differ?
Research

Public stigma of opioid addiction: Is opioid use disorder really a medical illness?
Research

Organizational change in community-based addiction clinics
Research

Nurse practitioners play an important role in buprenorphine access
Research

Providing naloxone to people who are prescribed opioids is a cost-effective way of preventing opioid overdose deaths
Research

Lower alcohol consumption in the Netherlands’ general population during pandemic lockdown than previous years

Infographics

Digital Recovery Support: Online and Mobile Resources

Narcotics Anonymous Research Review Pamphlet

Opioid Overdose: Awareness and Prevention During COVID-19

10 things we’ve learned from the National Recovery Study – Recovery Month 2020

Important Components of Addiction Mutual-Help Recovery Groups

Addiction Recovery Support Services and Information

Videos

Mar 11, 2020

Does Alcoholics Anonymous Work? Scientific Review From Dr. John Kelly and the RRI

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