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HUNTINGTON — Leaders in the recovery community met in Huntington this week for a conference to discuss how substance use disorder is causing multigenerational trauma, specifically for West Virginia’s youth.

Marshall Health’s Division of Addiction Sciences has created a comprehensive, patient-centered approach for individuals and families experiencing substance use disorder, offering unique treatment options on their path to recovery.

HUNTINGTON — Evolved from a concept about half a decade ago, Provider Response Organization for Addiction Care & Treatment (PROACT) now provides a centralized hub of substance use recovery resources

HUNTINGTON — Leaders in the recovery community met in Huntington this week for a conference to discuss how substance use disorder is causing multigenerational trauma, specifically for West Virginia’s youth.

PETALING JAYA: Consuming even a small amount of alcohol can render one unfit to drive, experts have reiterated.

KUALA LUMPUR: Registration of cannabidiol (CBD) products is likely to begin next year with a framework on the registration of cannabis products for medicinal use expected to be released sometime this year, says Khairy Jamaluddin.

PETALING JAYA: The move to legalise cannabis for medical use should only be carried out once its medicinal values are proven and the public has been fully educated about its use, say health experts and a non-governmental organisation.

HUNTINGTON — Marshall University’s Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine Dean Joseph Shapiro will step down after serving in the position for a decade.

"I have tried just about any alternative to treating my pain, especially since 2016," says a Fort Thomas woman who suffers from chronic pain.

"I have tried just about any alternative to treating my pain, especially since 2016," says a Fort Thomas woman who suffers from chronic pain.