Mindfulness offers cost-effective alternative for treating opioid misuse
Evaluation by U of U health economist finds the MORE program can reduce treatment costs by up to $324,000 per patient.
Read MoreEvaluation by U of U health economist finds the MORE program can reduce treatment costs by up to $324,000 per patient.
Read MoreThe U’s new center is a groundbreaking endeavor to identify the underlying to factors driving significant health and social disparities in Utah and across the Intermountain West.
Read MoreNew U study shows meditation treatment can lower instances of opioid abuse in the addicted brain.
Read MoreNew research shows that a specific mind-body therapy, Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement, increases the brain’s response to natural, healthy rewards while also decreasing the brain’s response to opioid-related cues.
Read MoreDr. Tom Miller speaks about pain treatment alternatives to opioids you should know about and how to have a discussion with your doctor about how best to avoid becoming addicted.
Read MoreA new seminar course at the S.J. Quinney College of Law presents the opioid crisis through the lens of regulatory failures to properly address the issue — while providing students with critical thinking skills and tools to change the landscape in the future.
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