Review: Drug for panic disorder less effective than previously believed By Erik Robinson October 19, 2023 Study finds publication bias inflated the efficacy of commonly prescribed drug benzodiazepine by more than 40%.
Bystanders can save lives with overdose reversal medications By Cheryl Rose August 28, 2023 Learn how at International Overdose Awareness Day booth at OHSU Farmers Market.
Teens rarely receive addiction medication in U.S. treatment centers By Erik Robinson June 13, 2023 New OHSU study sheds light on resistance to using buprenorphine — a proven tool in fighting opioid epidemic.
Opioid overdose risk is 10 times greater for those recently released from prison By Nicole Rideout March 10, 2023 Findings from OHSU, OSU underscore need for expanded, improved programming to protect people re-entering communities.
Pill for skin disease also curbs excessive drinking By Erik Robinson February 21, 2023 Study from OHSU, research institutions nationwide lands on promising treatment for alcohol use disorder.
OHSU will test promising intervention to reduce overdoses, encourage recovery By Erik Robinson December 16, 2022 Federally funded project designed to test effectiveness of small incentives to reward behavior change in community-based settings.
Despite soaring overdose rates, Americans face barriers to treatment By Erik Robinson December 12, 2022 OHSU addiction medicine specialists call for flexible, individualized treatment in new publication
Carrying naloxone could save a life August 26, 2022 With overdose rates climbing, OHSU promotes wide distribution and use of life-saving kit.
Hospitals and policymakers must take bold action to reduce drug-related harm By Erik Robinson August 22, 2022 OHSU physician’s call-to-action published in New England Journal of Medicine.
Meth use drives overdose epidemic in rural U.S. communities By Erik Robinson August 15, 2022 Study reveals methamphetamine use is common, contributes to the national overdose epidemic in rural America.