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.
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New guidance for researchers establishes a standard THC unit of 5 milligrams.
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A public health approach to drug addiction is critical for population well-being and health equity
Mourning the Loss of a Great Addiction Pioneer
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Remembering Dr. Mary Jeanne Kreek, a great addiction pioneer and longtime NIDA grantee.
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NIH Director Francis Collins announces UNITE, an NIH-wide initiative to end structural racism in biomedical science
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Inherent in the mission of NIH is that biomedical research and its application can and should benefit all people
ADAPT-2 Trial Results Deliver a Breakthrough in Long Search for Methamphetamine Use Disorder Medication
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A combination of bupropion and naltrexone successfully reduced methamphetamine use
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NIDA-funded research aims to help understand teen drug use and its effects
On World AIDS Day, Celebrating Scientific Advances and Confronting the Complexities of HIV and Substance Use
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We applaud the substantial strides made, while recognizing the challenges that need to be addressed.
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There is an alarming increase in deaths involving the stimulant drugs methamphetamine and cocaine.
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People with SUDs may be particularly vulnerable to COVID-19 and its most adverse health outcomes