@DEAHQ has seen an increase in the US of illegal online pharmacies distributing counterfeit pills made with fentanyl and methamphetamine to unsuspecting customers. Learn more here: | #OnePillCanKill #TakeBackDay #RedRibbonWeek

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Today at 12:00pm EST is the latest of our Opioid Response Network webinar series, “Recovery Coaches– What do they do, where do they operate, are they effective?” from @DavidEddiePhD! Register for free | #addiction #recovery #science #RecoveryThroughScience

We’re honored to have @DavidEddiePhD speak at the Opioid Response Network webinar series on May 15th at 12:00pm EST. He’ll discuss recovery coaches and their efficacy. Register for free: | #addiction #recovery #science #RecoveryThroughScience

Join us on May 15th at 12:00pm EST for the next in our Opioid Response Network webinar series. @DavidEddiePhD from the MGH-Harvard RRI will discuss information about, and the latest science on, recovery coaches. Register for free | #addiction #recovery

The Joint Meeting on Youth Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery is accepting registrations! Register to join us in bringing youth back to the top of our nation’s substance use agenda. The first early bird deadline is 12/18. | #addiction #science #recovery

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Welcome to our new National Center on Youth Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery! Go to our website to learn more about our mission, who we are, and the upcoming news we have! | #addiction #recovery #science #RecoveryThroughScience @YouthCenterRRI

10 things we've learned from the National Recovery Study: A full compilation of ten key findings from the MGH Recovery Research Institute's National Recovery Study (NRS) | #RecoveryMonth #AddictionRecovery #recovery #RecoveryThroughScience

Race, religion, and recovery: ~45% of US Black individuals in recovery reported that spirituality made all the difference in their recovery journey, by far the most of any racial/ethnic group | #RecoveryMonth #addictionrecovery #RecoveryThroughScience

Opioid stigma: Compared to other primary substances, individuals in recovery from opioid use were least likely to feel comfortable disclosing their substance use history (with over 50% not feeling comfortable) | #RecoveryMonth #addictionrecovery #recovery

Primary substance: Of the 22.35 million US individuals in recovery from a drug or alcohol problem, many report their primary substance as cannabis or opioids, but by far the majority are in recovery from an alcohol problem (51%) | #RecoveryMonth #recovery

We've published a special edition of the Recovery Bulletin to celebrate #RecoveryMonth! This year, we highlight articles about youth and young adult recovery. To keep up with the latest in addiction recovery science, please see here: | #recovery #science

The reality of drinking/drug using dreams: About one third (32%) of individuals in recovery report having relapse dreams about drug or alcohol use, which decrease in frequency with time in recovery | #RecoveryMonth #RecoveryThroughScience #recovery

Opioid use disorder patients on buprenorphine were more likely to stay on medication if also attending therapy | #RecoveryMonth #recovery #science #RecoveryThroughScience

Quality of life in recovery: It takes, on average, 15 years for someone in recovery to reach a similar quality of life as the general population. This is too long, but sooner access to recovery resources helps | #RecoveryMonth #recovery

How many? In general, the median number of serious recovery attempts required for someone to resolve a significant drug or alcohol use problem in the US is 2; in more severe cases it can take double that | #RecoveryMonth #recovery #RecoveryThroughScience

Integrating primary care and addiction services may help engage and retain young people with substance use disorder better than usual care | #recovery #science #RecoveryThroughScience #RecoveryMonth