addiction medicine

Your Doctor Might Not Really Understand Your Addiction

The Need for Addiction Medicine While addiction is one of the primary public health issues facing our society today, the reality is that not many doctors have an intimate understanding of substance use disorder. Granted, there are those who specialize... Learn More

Love Hormone Oxytocin: Cure for Addiction? By Cheryl Steinberg Oxytocin – no, not oxycodone – is a hormone we secrete in our brains in such instances as when we fall in love. It’s also helpful in the bonding process between a mother and her newborn. Oxytocin... Learn More

Addiction and Suicide is Rampant Among Doctors By Cheryl Steinberg There’s a rarely-noticed and even more rarely-discussed trend happening among U.S. doctors – and it’s not something that should be swept under the rug. American doctors are struggling with addiction and depression – and even taking their... Learn More

In the News: Addiction Medicine Pioneer dead at 83 I’m shocked at the little media coverage, besides the New York Times article (and a few other posts here and there ) being done on the passing of Addiction Medicine pioneer Dr.Griffith Edwards. He made insurmountable contributions to the field of addiction... Learn More

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