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Q&A: Stigma remains a substantial barrier to naloxone availability in US
Although key steps have been taken to improve access to naloxone for the acute treatment of opioid overdose, more work is needed to overcome the stigma associated with the root cause — substance use disorder.
Rapid initiation with Sublocade improves retention for opioid use disorder treatment
New data show that rapid initiation with once-monthly Sublocade significantly improved treatment retention vs. standard initiation among patients with opioid use disorder, according to a press release.
FDA clears investigational new drug application for inhaled nicotine replacement therapy
The FDA has cleared an investigational new drug application for the RespiRx Nicotine Inhaler (QN-01), an inhaled nicotine replacement therapy, according to a press release.
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GLP-1 agonists semaglutide, liraglutide may help to treat alcohol use disorder
Patients with alcohol use disorder who used GLP-1 agonists to treat obesity or type 2 diabetes had a decreased risk for hospitalization due to alcohol use disorder, according to a study published in JAMA Psychology.
Opioid awareness, Part 2: Stomping the stigma and a mom’s view, with Cammie Wolf Rice
In this episode, guest Cammie Wolf Rice discusses the opioid crisis, how it impacted her life and family and her foundation’s mission to combating the epidemic and spreading awareness.
Obesity drugs could help lower alcohol intake
SAN ANTONIO — Obesity medications, regardless of class or generation, were associated with reduced alcohol intake among individuals participating in a telehealth weight-loss program, a speaker reported.
Cigarette to e-cigarette switch improves wheeze, dual use does not
Among adult smokers who moved from smoking cigarettes to e-cigarettes exclusively, wheeze resolution went up, but this was not the case if they moved to dual use, according to results published in Nicotine and Tobacco Research.
Fentanyl overdose deaths high among American Indian, Alaska Native, Black individuals
Fentanyl-involved overdose mortality rates were disproportionately high among American Indian or Alaska Native and Black individuals compared with other racial and ethnic groups, according to a research letter published in JAMA Psychiatry.
VIDEO: Prevention programs use ‘social connection’ to effectively address substance abuse
ORLANDO — Primary prevention programs for substance abuse should use strategies like those aimed at stress management and navigation of group dynamics, according to a speaker the Lifestyle Medicine Conference.
Adults use smoking cessation smartphone app more with access to digital pet game
Current adult smokers with access to a digital pet game within a smoking cessation app had better app engagement and program adherence vs. those without game access, according to results published in Journal of Medical Internet Research.
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