If this is an emergency call 911, you can save a life.
Treatment Assistance
419-213-6582
If this is an emergency call 911, you can save a life.
Sunday, February 25, 2018
In an effort to encourage new treatments for opioid addiction, the Food and Drug Administration plans to begin permitting pharmaceutical companies to sell medications that help temper cravings, even if they don’t fully stop addiction.
The change is part of a wider effort to expand access to so-called medication-assisted treatment, or MAT. The agency will issue draft guidelines in the next few weeks. A senior agency official provided details of the proposal to The New York Times.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/25/science/fda-medication-assisted-therapy.html