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Women Surgeons Lack Support Despite Better Patient Outcomes
Two women surgeons at different stages of their careers reflect on a survey that shows major gender disparities in surgical job experience across the country.
Principles of Harm Reduction in Young Adults with SUD
Providers can create more entry points to treatment and ultimately save lives by offering youth-centered harm reduction services in clinical settings.
Principles of Addressing Mental Illness in Young Adults with SUD
Patients with dual diagnoses need comprehensive, integrated care if treatment is going to make a difference in both areas of need.
Principles of Criminal Justice Reform for Young Adults with SUD
The lack of developmentally appropriate addiction treatment services and the trauma of spending time in adult prisons make it harder for young people to overcome substance use disorders.
Breaking Down the Changes to Prescribing Buprenorphine for OUD
Miriam Komaromy, MD, medical director for the Grayken Center for Addiction at BMC, reacts to the news of increased access to a key medication for opioid use disorder.
Youth Engagement in Healthcare Systems and Delivery Methods
“We don’t ask young people what kind of program they might want or need, but we still expect them to come and engage in what we’re offering.”
HIV and Overdose Care Critical as Pandemic Yields Increased Harm
'People's experience could be so much more humane,' expert says on the impact of policy and pandemic response on people at risk of drug-related harms.