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Fentanyl users get free smoking gear in some cities. Now there’s pushback.

A post-mortem on Oregon’s drug decriminalization efforts

Alarming new drug is showing up in overdoses across the U.S. What will it mean for S.F.?

Oklahomans past talking about mental health. It's about action now.

Study reveals better mental health for cancer survivors compared to group without cancer

Holly Peay, PhD, on keeping patient preference in focus

Becky Worley on what it's like to join a research study

Revvity to provide genome sequencing for North Carolina newborn screening study under deal with RTI

Early Check newborn screening study taps Revvity to provide genome sequencing

Mental health coverage parity remains out of reach, survey says

Patients 4 times more likely to see out-of-network behavioral providers than medical providers

Out-of-network use 10 times higher for psychological care vs. medical care APA-funded study finds

New study finds continuing pervasive disparities in access to in-network mental health and substance use disorder treatment

RTI’s Dr. Courtney Bonner elected to Society of Behavioral Medicine’s Board of Directors

Why Portland failed where Portugal succeeded in decriminalizing drugs

Fueled by fentanyl, drug overdose deaths have quadrupled in past 2 decades

Female, chronically ill patients more likely to use telehealth

NC public schools are testing for lead in drinking water with ‘once-in-a-generation’ funding

Getting ahead of the fight against Alzheimer's can improve outcomes

Oregon’s pioneering drug decriminalization effort faces rollback