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Dr. Jennifer Michaels: Amid an opioid epidemic, Berkshire communities are losing so many lives to addiction. It's time to start saving them - Vimarsana News

Dr. Jennifer Michaels: Amid an opioid epidemic, Berkshire communities are losing so many lives to addiction. It's time to start saving them

Dr. Jennifer Michaels writes: "Pittsfield and North Adams are currently participating in the HEALing Communities Study, a federal grant that researches the expansion of community-based prevention, overdose treatment and medication-based

Dementia Action Week: Understanding the symptoms, risk factors and treatments to 'support people living with dementia' - Vimarsana News

Dementia Action Week: Understanding the symptoms, risk factors and treatments to 'support people living with dementia'

Starts at 60 spoke with Dementia Australia CEO Maree McCabe AM as part of Dementia Action Week in order to gain a greater understanding of dementia and stamp out some misconceptions about the condition.

NIH opioid study aims to reduce overdose by 40% in Ohio - Vimarsana News

NIH opioid study aims to reduce overdose by 40% in Ohio

The HEALing Communities Study, a $350 million national overdose research project, is coming to Stark County to learn how to fight the opioid epidemic.

Head Injury Associated With Olfactory Dysfunction in Older Adults - Vimarsana News

Head Injury Associated With Olfactory Dysfunction in Older Adults

There appears to be an association between a history of head injury and olfactory dysfunction in older adults.

Study to find best ways to prevent opioid overdoses has started testing, interventions in Knox County - Vimarsana News

Study to find best ways to prevent opioid overdoses has started testing, interventions in Knox County

The $87 million study to find the best ways to battle the opioid epidemic at the local level in Kentucky is expanding to more communities across the state.