CHERISH Research Center’s Grant Is Renewed
Penn and Four Other Partners Focus on the Health Economics of Substance Use Disorder
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In The Media The New York Times
America Was Finally Turning a Corner on Opioids. Until Now.
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Older Black Adults With Abdominal Pain Are Less Likely to Get Emergency Department Imaging
Chart of the Day: National Study Shows White Patients More Likely Than Black Patients to Get CT and/or Ultrasounds for Abdominal Pain in the Emergency Department
Estimated Overdose Deaths Due to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
Letter: Delivered to House Speaker Mike Johnson and Majority Leader John Thune
Naloxone Access Improved in New York City in High Overdose Areas, But Gaps Remain Across the Five Boroughs
New Maps From LDI Researchers Show Progress in Locating Programs Where the Need Is Greatest
Opioid Crisis Is a Major Contributor to Maternal Mortality
Only 1 in 3 Pregnant or Postpartum People with Private Insurance Receive Needed Treatment
An Interactive Web Tool Boosts Use of Lung Cancer Screening
The Study of U.S. Veterans Is Part of a Larger Focus on Helping Patients Clarify Care Preferences
Many State Medicaid Programs Still Require Prior Authorization for Buprenorphine Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
Removing Barriers Could Improve Patient Outcomes
New Co-Directors Named at Penn Injury Science Center
LDI Senior Fellows Catherine McDonald and Zachary Meisel Take the Helm
Do Stories and Numbers Change How People Consider Opioid Pain Treatment in the Emergency Department?
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Visual Interventions
Advancing Evidence-Based Substance Use Disorder Treatment Policies
Penn LDI/CHERISH Conference Explores State Licensure Trends in Medications for Opioid Use Disorder
COVID Watch Saved Lives
New Automated Texting Program Helped Patients Get Treatment Faster