Lincoln Was Sick at Gettysburg. It May Explain His Greatest Speech
An LDI Fellow Argues Smallpox Forced Lincoln’s Brevity—and Changed History
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New Model Predicts Stimulant Overdose Risk Among Medicaid Patients
LDI Fellows Used Medicaid Data to Identify Individuals at Highest Risk for Cocaine- and Methamphetamine-Related Overdoses, Paving the Way for Targeted Prevention
New Rules for Methadone Doses at Home Did Not Increase Overdoses
More Flexible Methadone Take-Home Policy Improved Patient Autonomy
1 in 8 Shot or Killed Before Age 25: The Grim Reality Facing Philadelphia’s Adolescent Black Males
A Call for Urgent Action to Reduce the Gun Violence Epidemic
In The Media STAT News
Methadone Treatment Has Been Reformed for the Better. States Shouldn’t Go back to the Old Ways
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The Epidemic of Black Women Overdoses
Deaths Have Soared Since 2015, and Younger Black Women Are at Special Risk
Feds Severely Restricted Methadone Doses at Home for Opioid Addiction for Years
What Happened When SAMSHA, an Agency of the Federal Government, Relaxed This Restriction Because of COVID-19?
In The Media Philadelphia Inquirer
It’s Time for Pa. To Stop Allowing Overdose Deaths to Be Treated Like Homicides
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