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Relationships among discrimination, alcohol use, and mental health are complex and variable for young men that identify both as racial and sexual minorities
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Opioid use disorder medications more likely received in outpatient than residential treatment patients, but helpful for both
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Helping a loved one get into treatment is a “full time job”: Experiences of family and friends
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An innovative strategy to access harm reduction resources
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Large youth study reinforces importance of addressing substance use in mental health treatment
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Impact of amphetamine use on treatment with opioid use disorder medications
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Identifying helpful text message strategies to reduce alcohol use among young adults
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Does adding a strengths-based component focused on well-being and self-regulation to residential treatment boost young adult treatment outcomes?

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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

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Mar 11, 2020

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

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