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Unfortunately, the US is still in the midst of an opioid epidemic. Thousands of American tragically die each year from a drug overdose. Opiates, such as prescription pain pills and heroin are the driving force behind this, especially as more drugs are cut with the deadly fentanyl. These states were hit the hardest…. West Virginia...
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Did you know that half of all new drug users are under the age of 18? Curiosity and experimentation play a big role in teenage drug use. Many life-long addictions begin in the teenage years and can result in long-term consequences. Some drugs are more commonly abused than others in this demographic though.   Alcohol...
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Are you suffering from Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS) or want to learn more about it? Here is a handy guide to all of the burning questions you may have about this condition.   What is Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS)? Detox and withdrawal are never fun, but long-term withdrawal symptoms can be extra detrimental to...
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  If you’ve been to our Delray Center for Addiction Medicine center, or are struggling with addiction, you may have heard about SMART Recovery. So what is it and how can it help with addiction treatment?   What is SMART Recovery? SMART, Self Management and Recovery Training, is an organization that provides free support groups...
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Teenagers and young adults that receive initial opioid prescriptions from dentists or oral surgeons are at an increased risk for opioid addiction. A recent study by Stanford University School of Medicine examined opiate use and abuse in the US. They found that among the nearly 15,000 young people who received an initial opioid prescription from...
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  Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is when specific medications are used together with various therapies to help those with addictions. A medically assisted detox is less severe and shorter than a regular withdrawal.   MAT typically involves the use of drugs such as Buprenorphine and Naltrexone for opiate addiction. These medications are proven to be...
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