How Long Do Opioids Stay In Your System?
Opioids are a type of drug many people use to relieve pain. They can also be highly addictive. Find out how long opioids stay in your system from Dr. Sherrick.
Opioids are a type of drug many people use to relieve pain. They can also be highly addictive. Find out how long opioids stay in your system from Dr. Sherrick.
With nearly two years of data, we’re seeing positive outcomes for patients who stay in treatment long-term. Explore the results of our study with Dr. Sherrick.
While fentanyl alone continues to be the cause of fatal overdoses at an alarming rate, there’s been an even greater surge in overdose deaths recently, causing experts to take a closer look at the toxicology reports.
Inmates in the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction have a unique opportunity to receive high-quality drug-addiction treatment, thanks in part to an innovative program introduced by Community Medical Services (CMS).
“Take even a small amount of fentanyl and you could die.” It’s a harsh message, but one that John Koch, director of community engagement at Community Medical Services (CMS), is determined to get out in the community as deaths from fentanyl use continue to climb around the U.S.
Science shows that an opioid use disorder isn’t about weakness, personal or moral failure, or even a lack of willpower. Understanding that OUD isn’t always a choice can be a first step towards stopping the stigma.