Syringe services for people who inject drugs are enormously effective, but remain underused
December 1 is World AIDS Day, an opportunity to underscore the solid science behind the efficacy of syringe services programs.
Nora's Blog
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NIDA is committed to improving community engagement in all parts of the research process
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Since its launch a decade ago, the BRAIN Initiative has greatly aided and accelerated basic neuroscience research
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Commercial interests are among the social determinants that contribute to substance use and addictive behaviors
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Highlighting the tragic epidemic of overdose deaths among older Black men in Baltimore
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People with an opioid use disorder urgently need treatment to protect from overdosing and to help achieve recovery
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Clinicians serving people living with HIV have a critical role to play in preventing overdose deaths
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Providing addiction treatment in jails and prisons benefits public health and public safety
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Dr. Volkow reflects on NIDA’s 50th anniversary and the path ahead
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Discusses how organizations can lead policies promoting mental health and preventing substance use/misuse
Innovative projects answer NIDA’s challenge to implement substance use prevention in primary care
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Winners generate ideas for primary care practices to provide screening and prevention for substance use disorders