Jenny Eriksen Leary

With the removal of the X-waiver, more doctors and nurses can prescribe buprenorphine to patients with addiction. This tool from BMC can help.

CHAMPS program leads to a significant rise in breastfeeding rates, especially among Black mothers, and a steep drop in infant formula marketing to patients.

A new study suggests high levels of exposure to the virus can overcome even robust immune responses developed after the first infection.

Researchers say findings show the "substantial, long-lasting harms" the criminal justice system and structural racism have on Black Americans' health.

To better engage overdose survivors and remove barriers to treatment, research suggests outreach programs consider limiting the practice.

New data from BMC highlights the enduring harm the racist housing policy had on Boston's devalued neighborhoods.

Only 50% of nursing schools include addiction care in their curriculum. Now, Boston Medical Center nurses are working to fill that education gap to best support patients and reduce stigma.

Psychiatrist David Henderson warns of the serious consequences that could result from the lasting mental health repercussions of the pandemic on people of color.

It raises questions on how patients decide where they receive care, and just as important, how structural racism plays a role in these decisions.

The HEALing Communities Study is up and running in several cities, bringing opioid use disorder treatment to people where they are. The goal? Find the most effective way to stop deaths.