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March 6, 2023

International Archives of Addiction Research and Medicine

Addiction is a continued repetition of behavior or neurological impairment that causes a person to lack control over their actions. It involves misusing alcohol, tobacco, prescription drugs, street drugs, and other addictive substances. International Archives of Addiction Research and Medicine is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal on human addiction. It accepts scholarly articles, case studies, reviews, […]

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January 1, 2023

What is Addiction Medicine?

Addiction Medicine is a form of health care that is used to treat patients who are addicted to substances. This type of medicine has various treatments, including medications and alternative treatments. There are also painful side effects that can occur. For this reason, many people are unwilling to get involved with it. Treatment options Addiction […]

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Medicine Training
December 6, 2022

Assessment of Addiction Medicine Training in Family Care

Despite the critical need for addiction medicine training in family care, several challenges exist, including a Lack of faculty expertise; a lack of clinical programs focusing on the prevention and treatment of unhealthy substance use; and inadequate training in family-oriented care. This article discusses these challenges and provides suggestions for the implementation of a robust […]

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November 18, 2022

The primary care physician’s role in substance abuse

Amongst the various aspects of a primary care physician’s role is the primary care physician’s role in treating substance abuse. Currently, there is a lack of national standard quality metrics for these services, and there is a need for a more comprehensive approach to the assessment and treatment of substance abuse. Motivational interviewing Whether you […]

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October 20, 2022

Family Medicine Research on Health Equity

Family physicians should be trained in the social determinants of health equity. This includes understanding the impact of health on different populations and the factors that affect these disparities. The American Academy of Family Physicians made the Family Medicine for America’s Health resource guide, which is one of many educational materials on this topic available […]

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Diabetes and Alcohol: Detecting at-Risk Drinking
October 4, 2022

Diabetes and Alcohol: Detecting at-Risk Drinking

Diabetes and alcohol use is often linked to other conditions, and there is a correlation between these conditions. Therefore, detecting at-risk drinking in a patient with diabetes is essential for several reasons, including increased risk of cardiovascular diseases, gastrointestinal bleeding, and sleep disorders. High-risk drinking also increases the risk of cancer and cirrhosis of the […]

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Family Medicine Is Poised to Lead on Addiction Care
September 15, 2022

Family Medicine Is Poised to Lead on Addiction Care

Family physicians are in a unique position to help the recovery of patients suffering from addiction. They often are the first providers to seek treatment for loved ones who cannot manage their substance abuse. Alcoholism affects entire families and can cause liver damage when a patient reaches their 40s. Outpatient treatment The field of family […]

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