Substance Use Disorders
The compulsive use of substances despite negative consequences in life defines substance use disorder. Unfortunately, substance use is often comorbid with mental illness and are more difficult to treat. This searchable online library are collated for substance use disorders and offers hundreds of helpful resources. Check in often as new content is posted regularly.
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11% Telehealth Visits Need In-Person Follow-Up Care Within A Week
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Half Of The World Population May Have A Mental Health Disorder By Age 75
ArticleAugust 21, 2023According to a worldwide study of individuals in 29 countries, morbid risk of any mental disorder by age 75 years… -
One-Third Of ACO Addiction Treatment Provider Organizations Use Digital Health Tools
ArticleAugust 28, 2023About one-third of provider organizations that participate in an accountable care organization (ACO) and offer addiction treatment use at least…
Hot Topics In Bipolar: Co-occurring Substance Use Disorders Impact The Evaluation & Treatment Of Bipolar I Disorder
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11% Telehealth Visits Need In-Person Follow-Up Care Within A Week
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One-Third Of ACO Addiction Treatment Provider Organizations Use Digital Health Tools
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Certain Health Care Workers Are At Increased Risk For Drug Overdose Death
ArticleAugust 28, 2023
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