buprenorphine

The nation's hardest hit communities are turning to the long-stigmatized opioid treatment.
Fewer than 5 percent of emergency doctors work in hospitals that offer anti-addiction meds.
The good news: Feds are already moving to increase access to a top addiction treatment.
The Department of Health and Human Services proposed a rule change in March. But senators say it doesn't go far enough.
HHS lays out its plan to raise the patient cap for doctors prescribing addiction medication.
The group didn't want HHS to increase prescriptions for buprenorphine.
"We need to lift people out of opioid-use disorder through medication-assisted treatment."