Alexander Y Walley, MD, MSc

Non-fatal opioid overdose is a leading risk for overdose death. Post-overdose outreach programs offer an opportunity to connect to help.

Faster Paths is showing that accessible methadone treatment is a needed service for patients seeking ongoing care for opioid use disorder.

To better engage overdose survivors and remove barriers to treatment, research suggests that outreach programs consider limiting the practice.

Grayken Center for Addiction staff testified to the state on the need for safe consumption sites to address opioid overdose deaths.

Without a paradigm shift in how care is delivered, we won't see real progress in reducing overdose deaths, expert says.

New research shows that most patients don’t receive further treatment in the month after detox — but those who do are much more likely to survive.

A new policy allows pharmacists in Massachusetts to hand out an overdose-reversing drug anywhere.

The controversy around naloxone has no place in the fight against the opioid epidemic, experts say.