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Researchers study emergency room addiction treatment interventions and links to addiction medications suboxone

Mar 9, 2017

Linking Hospital Patients to Medication for Opioid Use Disorder: Not One Size Fits All

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Researchers study Reducing or Quitting Drinking alcohol

Mar 9, 2017

Reducing or Quitting Drinking? An Extensive Review of Health Benefits

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research study on different treatment pathways (primary care versus specialty care) are associated with different ADDICTION severity

Mar 9, 2017

Alcohol Use Disorder Patient Characteristics Associated with Primary Care Versus Specialty Care Receipt

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RESEARCH ON TREATMENT FOR GAMBLING ADDICTION

Mar 9, 2017

Rolling the Dice! Brief Interventions for Problem Gambling in Substance Use Disorder Treatment

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Mar 9, 2017

Scientific Rigor Versus Useful Science

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research study on MODERATE DRINKING VERSUS ABSTINENCE IN ADDICTION TREATMENT AND RECOVERY FROM ALCOHOL USE DISORDER

Mar 9, 2017

Who Is Most Likely to Benefit from Moderation-focused Alcohol Treatment?

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research study on PRIMARY CARE DOCTORS AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER OR ADDICTION TREATMENT REFERRALS

Mar 9, 2017

Dispelling the Myth of Addiction Treatment Providers as the Gatekeepers of Recovery

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RESEARCH ON INTEGRATING NEW MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES INTO THE TREATMENT OF ALCOHOL ADDICTION AND ALCOHOLICS

Mar 9, 2017

The Future is Now: Mobile Technology for Alcohol Use Disorder

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Researchers study homework completion in addiction treatment is related to better outcomes for substance use disorder

Mar 9, 2017

Do your homework, do better in treatment?

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