Trump Administration Reverses $2 Billion Mental Health And Addiction Grant Cuts
Jessica Sherer
The Trump administration reversed its decision to cut $2 billion in mental health and addiction grants after a wave of bipartisan backlash.
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Article Category: Treatment
New Law Expands Pharmacists’ Role In Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
Kristen Fuller, MD
The SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Reauthorization Act of 2025 authorizes pharmacists to prescribe buprenorphine for opioid treatment.
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Seniors With Opioid Use Disorder Receive Substandard Care
Kristen Fuller, MD
Older adults are receiving substandard care for opioid use disorders, with more than 60% of Medicare enrollees getting subpar OUD treatment.
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Changes Coming To Addiction Treatment Under The Trump Administration
Hayley Hudson
The Trump administration's consolidation of several programs, including SAMHSA, under the new AHA has many addiction experts worried.
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Addiction Expert In As Deputy Assistant Secretary Of SAMHSA
Jessica Sherer
Art Kleinschmidt was appointed principal deputy assistant secretary of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
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Presidential Candidates Failed To Address Addiction Treatment During Debate
Kristen Fuller, MD
Both candidates did not have an answer on how to help Americans with addiction. This is a major concern for the U.S.
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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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Could Ozempic Be A Potential Addiction Cure?
Zachary Pottle
The diabetes drug, Ozempic, works by affecting reward centers in the brain, which doctors believe may make people less prone to addiction.
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Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler Reenters Rehab
Carmen McCrackin
After nearly a decade of sobriety, Steven Tyler has reentered rehab after relapsing on prescription pain medication.
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