I first interviewed a person with lived experience of substance use twenty years ago. Today, I wanted to pause and reflect on the key points in this
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Comparing Walk-in Clinics and Urgent Primary Care Centers
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Group therapy alleviates psychological distress in prostate cancer
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Dennis McCarty receives prestigious Kentucky award 2022
Dennis McCarty, Ph.D., an Emeritus Professor in the School of Public Health at the Portland State University and Oregon Health & Science
Why inequality hinders effective pain relief for opioid naive people
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Can online training uplift opioid sparing strategies?
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Exploring barriers and facilitators to health equity
[April 27] The ongoing opioid crisis continues to inflict serious harms on thousands of British Columbians. Some harms are due to initiation of opioid