Confronting the Racial Disparity in Access to Buprenorphine
Addiction doesn’t discriminate, affecting people of all ethnicities and walks of life. But sadly, access to life-saving buprenorphine treatment is less equal. The racial disparity
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Alaine Sepulveda is a content strategist in recovery from alcohol. She believes that engaging people and sharing stories with them allows us to spread knowledge, and to help others in the path to recovery. She holds an MA in Communication Studies from New Mexico State University.
Addiction doesn’t discriminate, affecting people of all ethnicities and walks of life. But sadly, access to life-saving buprenorphine treatment is less equal. The racial disparity
Are you a Minneapolitan who is wondering if Suboxone treatment is for you or where to find it? When you’re struggling with pain pills or
Addiction treatment via an app? Yes! And it’s both convenient and effective. Here’s your guide to how it works. When Workit Health launched our first
If you hate the taste of Suboxone, it can make staying on track with your meds more challenging. But there are ways to deal with
September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic American Heritage Month, and we wanted to celebrate! We’re recognizing famous Hispanic Americans in recovery. These Hispanic
Addiction can make us feel isolated. These recovery blogs share the struggles and triumphs of addiction recovery and remind us that we’re not alone. What
Alcohol affects our brain chemistry, so it’s no wonder that many turn to it when they’re feeling down. But how does alcohol really affect depression?
Millions of Americans have hepatitis C, putting their lives and long-term health at risk. Here are the answers to many of your questions about getting
Addiction doesn’t discriminate. In the spirit of the Winter Games, here are the inspirational stories of elite winter athletes in recovery.
Getting into habits is easier than getting out of them. Here’s how to change unhealthy habits developed during the pandemic. For most of us, the
A lot of people with hepatitis C worry about taking medications and those effects on their liver. But Suboxone can be safe for those with
So you want to cut down on or quit your drinking. Great! But what do you replace it with? People drink for a lot of
Lack of sleep can play havoc with your health—physical, mental, and emotional. Does alcohol cause insomnia? When I first began drinking heavily, I remember claiming
Millions of Americans have depression along with substance use disorders. With help and perseverance, they can stay sober with depression—and so can you. 17.3 million
When people hear that Workit Health providers prescribe Suboxone via an app, they often have questions. Here are some answers! When mobile apps first became
Cravings can be intense, and you’re not weak for feeling them! But you don’t have to give in. “Cravings” sound pretty harmless, especially when people
*The state of Ohio requires a single in-person appointment to begin medically-assisted treatment for opioids.
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