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Health advocates warn of opioid epidemic's effects on children | News - Vimarsana News

Health advocates warn of opioid epidemic's effects on children | News

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's addiction sciences division makes strides | News - Vimarsana News

Marshall's addiction sciences division makes strides | News

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.

PROACT offers patients in recovery centralized resources - Vimarsana News

PROACT offers patients in recovery centralized resources

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

The kids aren't all right: Health advocates warn of opioid epidemic's effects on children | News - Vimarsana News

The kids aren't all right: Health advocates warn of opioid epidemic's effects on children | News

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.

Every little drop counts, taking you into the danger zone - Vimarsana News

Every little drop counts, taking you into the danger zone

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