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Miranda Gottlieb

How the Feds Can Make Naloxone Cheaper and Save Lives

Written by Miranda Gottlieb | August 3, 2017

Here are three strategies that the federal government should consider to ensure that naloxone is truly accessible.

Filed Under: Addiction in the News, Evidence-Based and Best Practices

3 Barriers to Medication-Assisted Treatment for Drug Court Participants and How They Can Be Overcome

Written by Miranda Gottlieb | May 9, 2017

Drug courts place eligible defendants in a treatment program, monitor their progress, and decide whether they have recovered sufficiently to have their cases dismissed. MAT has permeated only half of the drug courts in the country.

Filed Under: Evidence-Based and Best Practices

Time for Drug Courts To Equip Participants with Naloxone

Written by Miranda Gottlieb | April 12, 2017

Individuals who use opioids after a period of abstinence are at a higher risk for overdose due to a lowered tolerance, a circumstance in which drug court participants with a history of opioid use may find themselves.

Filed Under: Evidence-Based and Best Practices

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