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Money woes dominate 2009 fears, hopes; silver lining for strong private providers.
January 5, 2009... States, providers, and the recovery movement are going into 2009 with the hope that the incoming Obama administration will be able to add funding to treatment and prevention. Against the backdrop of an economic downturn that has adversely affected the field, advocates are looking to...

Parity, economy topped 2008 news items.(The Year in Review)
January 5, 2009... Last year was marked by a great victory for the addiction treatment field: federal parity legislation passed and signed into law. As of fall of 2009-or, for practical purposes, January of 2010 when the next wave of insurance policies begins--treatment for addictions and mental illness will be...

Campaign sets goal of serving 1 million new clients.(The Year in Review)
January 5, 2009... A comprehensive national advocacy campaign that ADAW reported on exclusively last summer has officially launched with some ambitious quantitative goals, including $1 billion in new money for substance use prevention over the next five years and an expansion of treatment and recovery service...

New brain research could help develop maintenance drugs.
January 5, 2009... New discoveries about the actions of dopamine in the extended amygdala region of the brain could illustrate important mechanisms in addiction and relapse that once understood further could lead to the development of more effective medication treatments for addicts. The lead author of a...

Alcoholism treatment regimens in phase 2 clinical testing.(BRIEFLY NOTED)(ADial Pharmaceuticals)(Brief article)
January 5, 2009... Combining the drugs topiramate and ondansetron, University of Virginia Professor Bankole Johnson, M.D., Ph.D., is working to create individualized treatment regimens that would target alcoholics with specific types of genetic polymorphisms. In a December 15 profile of Johnson, UVA Today...

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