Collegiate Recovery Communities: Valuable and Successful
When people think of college students, stereotypical images may come to mind: eighteen to twenty-two-year-olds, cheering at games, studying occasionally, [...]
Behavioral Health
Take 5: Tackling Stress at the College Level
What do final exams and the holidays have in common? They are both major stressors for many students during the
Overcoming Barriers to MAT: Bridging the Gap Between Research and Treatment in Nevada
“Of the 2.5 million Americans 12 years of age or older with [opioid use disorders] OUDs, fewer than 128,000 [less
Anti-Drug Vaccines
Drug addiction is a serious problem in the United States and worldwide. There are anti-drug vaccines in development to combat
The Great American Smokeout
The Great American Smokeout Introduction This Thursday, November 15, marks the American Cancer Society’s annual Great American Smokeout (GASO). The
Zero Suicide – Can we get there?
Suicide in the United States has become an increasing public health problem over the past few decades. From 2000 to
Stimulants on Track to Surpass Opioid Misuse in Nevada
The use of stimulants has been rising for the past several years in the United States. These drugs can make
Medication Assisted Treatment: The Basics in Nevada
Seventy-two thousand deaths: the estimated number of people in the US who died from drug overdoses in 2017. This amounts to
What the Latest Research Says about Recovery, Stigma, and the Language We Use
What the Latest Research Says about Recovery, Stigma, and the Language We Use A recently published study out of the
Supporting Recovery: What Recent Research Tells Us
Supporting Recovery: What Recent Research Tells Us [mk_blockquote font_family=”none”]“Think twice before you speak, because your words and influence will plant