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The isolation many people experienced over the last 18 months has resulted in the relapse or development of new drug and alcohol addictions for some western Pennsylvanians.
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Tyler Cordeiro was denied funding for treatment despite a state program offering help for anyone, even without insurance. The problem: his medical marijuana card.
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The ability to charge fines or fees could weed out bad actors and prevent ongoing harm, experts say, but there's already pushback from the provider industry.
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Pennsylvanians have been ordered to isolate at home, and some people are dealing with the stress and boredom with a stiff drink.Not everyone who has a…
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Pennsylvanians working in the behavioral health care field have the chance to receive money from the state to pay off student loan debt.Gov. Tom Wolf's…
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Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics offer crisis care, substance and mental health treatment, and other crucial support in Pennsylvania and…
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In a matter of years, people with chronic conditions may not have to choose between pain relief and risking addiction.Experts agree that over-prescription…
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Addiction treatment needs to be integrated with other aspects of patients’ lives, according to presenters at the Pittsburgh-based Institute for Research,…
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Some people entering Pennsylvania’s state-run prisons will soon be able to get medication-assisted treatment for substance use disorder.Starting on June…
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Allegheny Health Network is implementing and expanding programs to treat substance use disorders. One change begins in the primary care office, where…