The good news is that there has been recent progress on this front, with more treatment options and fewer opioid-related deaths.. It’s too early to tell if SBI-810 can help the cause. The drug ...

To address this gap, we analyzed US opioid overdose deaths by region, finding that opioid-related mortality increased in the western US despite a decrease in other regions between 2022 and 2023.

Six months into the year, health officials say the steep reversal in opioid overdose deaths is cause for celebration. But federal uncertainty looms. As opioid rates plummet, NY officials hope 2025 ...

if convicted. all right. it is 508 and we are learning about new efforts to help the opioid crisis in kentucky. $5 million in grant money is going to support research and new ways to fight the ...

Exposure to stress triggers hormonal and behavioral responses. It has been shown that the endogenous opioid system plays a role in some physiological reactions to stress. The opioid system was ...

Fortunately, America is expanding its treatment options for opioid use disorder. Avalere found that a long-acting injectable, buprenorphine, in combination with behavioral therapy, to be the most ...

Overdoses and drug poisonings are the third leading cause of death in people under age 20, per the CDC, and synthetic opioids play an increasingly concerning role.

Opioid overdoses are a major public health issue in the U.S., killing tens of thousands of people every year. The medicine naloxone, which is available as an over-the-counter nasal spray or given ...

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman and Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita recovered millions of dollars from Purdue Pharma as part of news settlements for its role in the opioid crisis.

James Moore holds a log that records opioid-related deaths in the area as he talks about its significance at Moore’s Bicycle Shop, Friday, May 30, 2025, in Hattiesburg, Miss.

Tacoma will be using the one-time funds for city services that seek to respond to the consequences of the epidemic, according to city officials.

Iowa's more than $56 million in opioid settlement money can go out the door at last after Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a law to spend the money.