Humans of the U: Abigail Márquez-González
“Working in an apprenticeship has enhanced my confidence and performance as a substance use disorder counseling professional.”
Read More“Working in an apprenticeship has enhanced my confidence and performance as a substance use disorder counseling professional.”
Read MoreThe findings came from a six-year randomized clinical trial involving 230 veterans and active-duty military personnel with chronic pain conditions, who were being treated with long-term opioid therapy.
Read MoreThe Center for Equity & Student Belonging is using multiple methods to help students feel seen on campus.
Read MoreGraduates of the dual MSW/JD program leave with an understanding of why systems need to change, an appreciation of the complexity of those systems and the tools needed to make a change.
Read MoreNew U study shows meditation treatment can lower instances of opioid abuse in the addicted brain.
Read MoreNew research may offer an effective, economical and lifesaving intervention to help halt the ongoing opioid crisis.
Read MoreTeasley assumed the new role on Jan. 3.
Read MoreHow lead exposure in children leads to substance use by adolescents.
Read MoreU researcher co-authors paper on disproportionate impacts of barriers to internet access.
Read MoreTeasley will continue his duties as dean of the College of Social Work.
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