Telehealth Startup Executives Charged With Fraud
Zachary Pottle
The founder and clinical director of telehealth startup Done Global have both been arrested and charged with fraud over ADHD medications.
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Article Category: Medication
FDA Urged To Rescind Approval Of Opioid Addiction Test
Zachary Pottle
A recent FDA approval of an opioid use disorder test has sparked criticism among the scientific community.
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Insomnia Drug May Help Prevent Opioid Relapse
Jessica Sherer
Studies show that insomnia drug Suvorexant may help treat Opioid withdrawal symptoms and relapse by improving sleep quality.
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Narcan, Opioid-Overdose Reversal Drug, Hits Shelves Today
Jessica Sherer
Narcan, a nasal spray version of the life-saving Opioid overdose medication, Naloxone, is now available over-the-counter in the US.
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Biden Administration To Limit Telehealth Prescriptions
Zachary Pottle
A new ruling proposed by the DEA last week would require in-patient visits for Adderall and Oxycontin, forgoing Telehealth-only prescriptions.
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Walmart Offers $3.1 Billion Opioid Settlement
Carmen McCrackin
Following CVS Health and Walgreens Co., Walmart has proposed a $3.1 Billion Opioid settlement to local, state, and tribal governments.
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New York To Implement Harm Reduction Vending Machines
Emily Murray
This year New York City will begin testing a new public health service throughout the city: harm reduction vending machines
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A Vaccine Against Addiction
William Henken
One scientist is standing on the shoulders of giants and working to develop a vaccine to beat addiction. It can't come too soon.
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Pfizer’s Lyrica Causing Outcry
William Henken
Lyrica, an addictive drug manufactured by Pfizer, contributes to breathing difficulty and suicide and is being abused by many.
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