“The cost should not be fully borne by the doctors, because there are many other people that are benefiting from this, including the board, malpractice insurers, hospitals, the medical association,” ...

At a recent appointment, the 37-year-old told his addiction medicine physician, psychiatrist Dr. Stephanie Stratigos, that he was in good spirits and his medication was working well; he had no ...

Twenty-eight of them continued to receive their addiction care at a pharmacy, while the other 30 had the usual follow-up care with a doctor or an opioid treatment program.

I am one of the few hospital-based addiction medicine physicians in the country. I received 2 years of training in the treatment of addiction, have board certification from the American Board of ...

Jarratt Pytell, internal medicine and addiction medicine physician and assistant professor in the CU Division of General Internal Medicine. We recently spoke with Pytell to discuss this research, ...

Kern Medical welcomed a new class of resident and fellow physicians, including six in a new general surgery residency program, all aimed at strengthening health care locally. The hospital announced ...

As Dr. Kenneth Morford, an addiction medicine physician and assistant professor at Yale School of Medicine, told me, “If a patient qualifies for a medication like semaglutide and happens to have ...

Still, there appears to be a misconception that “less is more,” said Melissa Weimer, medical director of the Yale Addiction Medicine Consult Service, which treats hospitalized patients with ...

Still active in community-based medical and addiction treatment and in the mutual support of physicians and other health providers, Smith is an inspiring speaker and addiction medicine consultant.

At Lee Health, we offer SUD treatment for adults through Lee Physician Group Addiction Medicine, and the services offered include medication-assisted treatment (MAT), individual therapy, group ...

For one, addiction medicine specialists are rare: currently, fewer than 2,500 physicians nationwide are certified in addiction medicine, and only 2,000 are certified in addiction psychiatry.