Pregnant People With Substance Use Disorders Need Treatment, Not Criminalization
Pregnant people and new parents can have active substance use disorders. They need support, not criminalization.
Nora's Blog
|
Enabling people to access treatment is critical, but first people need to survive long enough to have that choice
To Save Lives, We Must Dismantle Stigma at the Intersection of HIV and Methamphetamine Use
|
For World AIDS Day, NIDA remembers those lost to HIV, takes stock of advances, and maps the way forward
Supporting Needed Research on Recovery
|
When people enter treatment for a substance use disorder, it should be with the knowledge that recovery is achievable
Addiction often goes hand-in-hand with other mental illnesses. Both must be addressed.
|
Too often, a critical element is overlooked: co-occurring mental health conditions
NIDA Releases Its 2022-2026 Strategic Plan
|
Plan reflects our commitment to advancing all aspects of addiction science in the service of improving public health
|
Addiction and overdose continue to claim lives and fray communities, science is an essential part of the solution.
|
The professional diversity reflects the increased complexity of questions science is called upon to answer
|
Raising the possibility of a plan for better detection and support of those in early stages of substance use disorder
|
Primary prevention is relatively inexpensive compared to the costs of addiction
A Plan to Address Racism in Addiction Science
|
Read a blog post from Dr. Volkow and share your input by May 31.