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Primary care providers need to be better equipped at addressing substance use disorders
Opioid overdoses are the number one cause of accidental death in the United States, and rates of mental health diagnoses are rising exponentially.
VIDEO: Updates on integrated behavioral health
ORLANDO — During her talk at the Osteopathic Medical Education Conference, Anne C. Jones, DO, MPH, highlighted recent evidence supporting the integration of behavioral health in primary care.
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VIDEO: 'There is hope' for patients with chronic pain
For patients with chronic pain, the right treatment could help prevent suicide, according to Kathleen M. Farrell, DO.
Marijuana use during pregnancy: What clinicians need to know
CDC data show that 16.2% of pregnant women aged 18 to 44 years reported using marijuana nearly every day.
FDA fines retailers for illegally selling e-cigarette products
Twenty-two U.S. retailers have received a civil money penalty complaint from the FDA for selling unauthorized Elf Bar/EB Design e-cigarettes, which is a “popular youth-appealing brand,” according to a press release from the agency.
High likelihood for smoking cessation with e-cigarettes, varenicline, cytisine
Among various smoking cessation therapies, the highest likelihood for quitting was found with use of e-cigarettes, varenicline or cytisine, according to results published in Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
Heavy daily drinking tied to increased ectopic fat
Increased daily alcohol intake was associated with elevated ectopic adiposity, especially among individuals who reported binge drinking in the past month, researchers reported.
Q&A: Education can improve public understanding of e-cigarette risks, use for cessation
Many U.S. adults appeared to believe that e-cigarettes contain a larger amount of dangerous chemicals than cigarettes, according to survey results published in Addiction.
High abstinence likelihood with varenicline plus nicotine replacement therapy lozenges
Hospitalized smokers who received varenicline plus nicotine replacement therapy lozenges had an increased likelihood for abstinence, according to a presentation at the European Respiratory Society International Congress.
Current smoking can shorten telomere length, speed up aging process
Current smoking status was related to shortened leucocyte telomere length, signaling faster aging among cigarette smokers, according to a presentation at the European Respiratory Society International Congress.
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