Securing Abandoned Houses May Prevent Fatal Opioid Overdoses
Penn Study Finds Fewer Fatal Overdoses on Blocks Where Vacant Buildings were Sealed
Finding sustainable, humane, and effective strategies to address substance use disorder.
Penn Study Finds Fewer Fatal Overdoses on Blocks Where Vacant Buildings were Sealed
First National Study Comparing SUD Outcomes by Autism Status Finds Stark Disparities
Chart of the Day: Reddit Threads on Gas Station Heroin Can Reveal Substance Use Trends and Safety Concerns
New Risk Calculator May Help Prevent Heart Attacks and Strokes in Users of Cocaine and Meth
Military Data Link New Opioid Prescriptions to Fewer Promotions and More Misconduct
Recent University of Pennsylvania Study Highlights Providers’ Views on Policies That Hinder Their Ability to Treat Patients
Measures in 11 States Also Reduced Doctor Shopping Without Pushing Patients Into Illicit Drug Use, a New RAND–Penn Study Finds
New York Commissioner Warns University of Pennsylvania Conference That Funding Losses Could Force States to Ration Care and Risk Rising Overdose Deaths
Researchers Point to Gains in Access to Care but Declines in Patient Retention and Ongoing Concerns about Quality
Penn LDI is collaborating with researchers and policymakers throughout the country to identify evidence-based, sustainable, and effective solutions to combat the nation’s unprecedented opioid epidemic. LDI Senior Fellows and staff regularly produce research and policy briefs, blogs, and publications, as well as convene key stakeholders with the goal of addressing treatment, harm reduction, and the social determinants of health that are driving the opioid epidemic.