Interventions for Substance Use

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Study suggests law enforcement drug seizures could be associated with increase in overdoses

New clinical trial identifies a more effective way to care for newborns exposed to opioids in the womb

New research suggests Measure 110 in Oregon has not resulted in increased 911 calls for service

New Study: Supply of Illicit Fentanyl — Not Illicit Stimulants — Associated with Increasing Overdose Deaths Involving Cocaine, Methamphetamine

New Research Shows Neighborhood Safe Consumption Sites Reduce Improper Syringe Disposal in Public Spaces

In California, People Have Transitioned from Injecting Heroin to Smoking Fentanyl, Study Suggests

New Study Further Advances the Treatment of Chronic Pain

UNC and RTI to Provide Data Management, Stewardship to NIH-Funded Researchers Focused on the Opioid and Pain Management Public Health Crisis

Changes in Federal Regulations Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Show Positive Response to Outpatient Dispensing of Medication for Opioid Use Disorder

Study Finds 94% of Syringe Service Programs Distribute Naloxone, but Overdose Death Rates Call for Scaling Up Efforts

ATLAS Launches to Help People Find High Quality, Appropriate Addiction Treatment

Safe Consumption Sites Could Help Reduce Drug Overdose Deaths Across U.S.

RTI Supports Focused Update to ASAM National Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder

New Study Projects Treatments Needed to Eliminate Hepatitis C Infection in U.S. Regions

Medicare Part D Plans Have Removed Barriers to Opioid Use Disorder Medications

Researchers to Address Effects of the Global Opioid Epidemic on Women and Families, as Well as Marijuana Use Among Teens

New Study Finds Patients on High Doses of Opioid Medication Are Being Rapidly Discontinued, Leading to Greater Risk of Emergency Department Visits and Hospitalizations

New Study Shows Unsanctioned U.S. Supervised Consumption Service Helps to Reduce Opioid Overdose Deaths

RTI International to Coordinate National Study to Reduce Opioid Fatalities