June 16, 2021 Wednesday Weekly News Clips

  National

Women now drink as much as men – and are prone to sickness sooner

Philadelphia Inquirer – June 14, 2021

 

How to use naltrexone if someone is overdosing on opioids

Vice.com – June 14, 2021

Two-thirds of American voters support criminalizing all drugs

Newsweek – June 10, 2021

 

Reducing opioid and substance use disorders in the construction industry

Construction Executive – June 14, 2021

 

Substance use disorder treatment centers: Uncovering fraud and advancing policies to promote best practices

JD Supra – June 15, 2021

 

Require access to Rx for opioid-use disorder in prisons, jails

American Medical Association – June 15, 2021

Shock G died of accidental overdose from meth, alcohol and fentanyl

Yahoo! News – June 10, 2021

 

State / Local

 

Fentanyl has changed the whole landscape: San Francisco faces its worst drug epidemic ever

SF Gate – June 15, 2021

 

Arizona legalizes syringe exchange programs

Yahoo News – June 12, 2021

 

State works with nonprofit (Shatterproof) to help search for drug abuse programs

Pittsburgh Business Times – June 8, 2021

 

Florida Blue, New Directions Behavioral Health Collaborate with Shatterproof to Help Increase Access to Quality Addiction Treatment

South Florida News and Healthcare Report – June 2021

 

New York wants to create an opioid settlement fund. What it would do.

Poughkeepsie Journal – June 10, 2021

 

Opinion

 

The bars are open, but I’m staying sober post-pandemic

InStyle – June 15, 2021

 

Lives are at stake in Atlantic City

NJ.com – June 14, 2021

 

Alex Gibney on why he takes on the opioid crisis in “The Crime of the Century” documentary

The Hollywood Reporter – June 10, 2021

 

Dropping the buprenorphine (brand name Suboxone) waiver: More is needed to ensure patients have access

Medscape.com – June 10, 2021

 

Studies in the news

 

Alcohol beverage companies made an estimated $17.5 billion on underage drinking in 2016, study says

CNN Health – June 11, 2021

 

Chico dispensaries could potentially combat opioid addiction, say cannabis insiders

ABC7 KRCR – June 12, 2021

 

From the British Medical Journal Study cited in this article: While the associations documented cannot be assumed to be causal, they suggest a potential association between increased prevalence of medical and recreational cannabis dispensaries and reduced opioid related mortality rates. This study highlights the importance of considering the complex supply side of related drug markets and how this shapes opioid use and misuse.

 

Why honeybees may be key to understanding alcohol addiction

ABC News – June 15, 2021

 

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