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'I landed on love': Families try a different approach to addiction - Vimarsana News

'I landed on love': Families try a different approach to addiction

The success of addiction treatment often depends on the person struggling. But there may be a crucial — and often overlooked — factor. Some experts say loved ones can play a critical role in guiding a person toward recovery.

Source: wbur.org
Mass. bill would ease penalties on probationers who fail drug tests - Vimarsana News

Mass. bill would ease penalties on probationers who fail drug tests

Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a bill that could change the way courts handle cases where someone on probation fails a drug or alcohol test.

Source: wbur.org
Poll: Majority of Mass. voters support creation of safe injection sites - Vimarsana News

Poll: Majority of Mass. voters support creation of safe injection sites

Medical professionals and advocates for supervised consumption sites hailed the poll’s findings, which were released Thursday.

Source: boston.com
Could supervised drug injection sites be coming to Massachusetts? 70% of voters support allowing them in a new poll - Vimarsana News

Could supervised drug injection sites be coming to Massachusetts? 70% of voters support allowing them in a new poll

As opioid overdose deaths spike to record-high levels in Massachusetts, it appears that residents overwhelmingly support allowing cities and towns to establish overdose prevention centers.

Could supervised drug injection sites be coming to Massachusetts? 70% of voters support allowing them in a new poll - Vimarsana News

Could supervised drug injection sites be coming to Massachusetts? 70% of voters support allowing them in a new poll

As opioid overdose deaths spike to record-high levels in Massachusetts, it appears that residents overwhelmingly support allowing cities and towns to establish overdose prevention centers.