Director of the White House Office of National ... campaign to reach out to members of the Black and Latino communities who are at risk for substance use. Many were pushing for people in recovery ...

For millions of women in the United States, particularly those from minoritized backgrounds, substance use disorders (SUDs ... Moreover, for Black and Indigenous women, the dual burdens of ...

In part, the substance use disorder risk is ... mood or anxiety disorders, and substance dependence in 12,668 individuals—42.5% Black and 42.1% white) and compared two primary hypotheses ...

If you or someone you care for is showing signs of substance use disorder ... is better at detecting alcohol dependence in Black people than in white people. AUDIT, on the other hand, works ...

Most existing research has focused on disparities found in MAT amongst Black and Hispanic patients ... investigating the burden of substance use disorders across specific ethnic subgroups and ...

About 8 million people had both alcohol and drug use disorders, the survey found. Substance use disorders ... down on illicit drug trafficking,” White House Office of National Drug Control ...

By Roni Caryn Rabin Hospitals are more likely to give drug tests to Black women delivering babies than white women, regardless of the mother’s history of substance use, suggests a new study of a ...

When a person has both a mental illness and a substance use disorder, it is called co-occurring disorders. These health problems often affect each other, making it complicated to diagnose ...

Launched in 2013, the harris project is a nonprofit dedicated to the prevention and treatment of co-occurring disorders (COD) — the combination of mental health challenges and substance use issues.

And then, I think one point I definitely want to mention is also the implication that both schizophrenia and substance use disorders increase the risk of developing medical comorbidities." ...

“GLP-1 receptor agonists could provide a more widely accepted treatment alternative, potentially improving access and reducing stigma around seeking treatment for substance use disorders.