Joe BIden
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Jess Keefe

It’s the biggest executive action on drug policy ever. Here’s what the president’s plan entails.

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Top Addiction & Recovery News  |  Week of Oct. 16, 2022

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By
Editorial Team

Dr. Matthew Bernard discusses non-opioid alternatives to knee pain. 

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By
Kirsten Seckler

Here's what you need to know. 

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The next time you hear one of these addiction myths, respond with the facts.

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The Senator discussed the importance of addiction solutions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Taylor McCaughey

Lately, I've learned a lot about healing.

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For the month of September, we challenged everyone to choose a bold action to show how they were stronger than addiction. The results were incredible.

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On the one-year anniversary of her son’s overdose death, Julie Labinski testified in the Wisconsin State Legislature in support of new addiction legislation.

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We spoke with Dr. Lisa Hunsicker about pain management during and after breast reconstruction surgery. 

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By
Sazha Ramos

This Memorial Day, I’m grateful for my recovery. But I know for many veterans, treatment is out of reach.

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Community support is an essential part of recovery. So what happens when communities shut down?

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By
Debbie Pantin

Begin treatment and meet your needs along the way.

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By
Roy Viger, CPA, Avenues Recovery Center

Understanding how your care will be paid for is an important part of the treatment process.

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By
Kelly Minnick

Addiction is an isolating disease for everyone. But since Ian's death, I've learned that almost everyone has a loved one or knows someone with a substance use disorder.

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