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Helping Addicts in their Worst Moments: How one ER in Massachusetts is Leading the way in MAT

Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) is taking a stand against the opioid epidemic with medication-assisted treatment (MAT), but not in the way you would think. Doctors at MGH have completed courses to be able to prescribe buprenorphine to opiate addicts. The doctors haven’t stopped there in their efforts to help save lives. They have opened Massachusetts

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How To Help An Addict

What to Do When Your Loved One is Using Heroin Though we have had the privilege of seeing many patients walk out of our drug treatment facilities in NH as sober individuals, we have also had to witness the distress of family members who contact us after they realize their loved one is addicted to

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Congress Made Strides in July for Opioid Epidemic

In a 94-1 vote in the US Senate and a 400-5 vote in the House of Representatives, Congress made some great progress at the end of July in 2016 when President Obama signed the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA). This bill hopes to create some lasting and positive results regarding the opioid epidemic that

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Restarting Life After Heroin Addiction

Making it through heroin treatment is a battle in itself, and GateHouse Treatment applauds you for taking that first step in a positive direction for your life and all those who are in it. We might think that the biggest battle we face is getting through the initial changes in our bodies and minds while

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