there is substance abuse disorder for those that are heroin, suboxone, oxycontin, etc.. the treatment that is evident space and endorsed by every medical organization is threefold. it is medication, social counseling, and wraparound treatment. this is medication assist in .reatment -- assisted treatment there are three fda approved medications for opioid use disorder, methadone, suboxone, and now tracks on -- the patrol -- vivitrol . all three are fda approved and all three should be available to patients who need them without insurance companies, so no authorization or duration limits. it is the same thing we wouldald all three should be available to patients who need them - -- -- do better with another. we need to have all forms available so that we do what is best. stephen also mentioned another point about these medications, which is that, he alluded to this, there is a stigma surrounding the idea of medication assisted treatment. secretary of health and human services tom price, for example, made the comment that medication assisted treatment is "substituting one dr

there is substance abuse disorder for those that are heroin, suboxone, oxycontin, etc.. the treatment that is evident space and endorsed by every medical organization is threefold. it is medication, social counseling, and wraparound treatment. this is medication assist in .reatment -- assisted treatment there are three fda approved medications for opioid use disorder, methadone, suboxone, and now tracks on -- the patrol -- vivitrol . all three are fda approved and all three should be available to patients who need them without insurance companies, so no authorization or duration limits. it is the same thing we wouldald all three should be available to patients who need them - -- -- do better with another. we need to have all forms available so that we do what is best. stephen also mentioned another point about these medications, which is that, he alluded to this, there is a stigma surrounding the idea of medication assisted treatment. secretary of health and human services tom price, for example, made the comment that medication assisted treatment is "substituting one dr

there are constantly people coming in to use suboxone, and i have been doing it for two years. the opioid crisis has been going on for a while. i see more fentanyl now. , andnyl is quite dangerous that is what is driving the increase in overdose rates. >> there are lots of people who feel like, i don't want my kids to read stories that are sad, disturbing, downbeat, whatever. that is not a totally illegitimate thing to say, i went to choose -- want to choose as apparent when my kids understand stuff that might bring them grief. then there comes a point, they are 14 now, when are you going to introduce them to the idea that not everything is perfect outside of your all-white suburb? all of those factors swirled together to create the dumpster fire. >> science-fiction writer cory doctorow will be our guest on sunday, august 5 at 3:00 p.m. eastern, discussing his latest book, "walk away." interact with cory doctorow by phone, twitter, or facebook. our special series, in-depth, fiction addition, with cory doctorow, sunday, august 5 live from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> "washin

when i say if there was a better access to suboxone, we could see death's start to come down, i am not speculating, we saw this happen in france in the mid-90s, it was released in france without the restriction we had on it in the united states. within six years, there was a 79 % drop in deaths from heroin overdose as doctors began to widely describe this. if we had access to this particular medication i really think we could turn a corner but few state licensed drug and alcohol treatment programs in the united states offer this treatment. patients who are accessing it often have to access it from a solo practice doctor who does not take their insurance. the commercial insurance or medicaid might be covering the prescription but they are paying out of pocket for the doctor's visit. again, if you want people to have access to treatment instead of continuing to use it must cost less to access a physician who could prescribe medication for your addiction compared to it is who is using. in summary, the united states is in the midst of the worst drug epidemic in history. we have other drug

my doctor is trying to take me down onto suboxone or something because he is afraid of being aided byhe dea -- r by the dea and is afraid of doing something wrong. meantime, there are pain patients that are not being cared for because there is no way for them to get their medication. the: do you worry about effects of opioids on you if you were to become addicted to it? caller: i would think after eight and a half years of taking them that i would have become addicted to them. i am addicted to the pain in the right side of my body that i can never get rid of. that was the only way i was able a function, to even have semblance of a normal life, to be able to do things since my doctor took me down off of that stuff. my life has become no life at all. i am basically homebound and can barely make it down the stairs, and this has not been for a week or two, this has been for three months. --is getting to the point and i am not alone. i'm doing a little research and making myself knowledgeable, but there is a lot of people, patients out there. host: was there a sense of conflict in your doc

can't sell suboxone patches, the box patches that help heroin and opioid addicts quit in sort of assisted. this is a huge bump for vidior shares and they are up about a quarter of their value today. up next, we'll have more on the video story. nejra cehic will bring you that and some of the stocks to watch. 40 minutes into the session, this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. 43 minutes into the trading day. let's get your mid-cap movers. for that we go to nejra cehic. nejra: stunning move with vidio r, erasing all of last week's losses. is moving today after a new jersey court willing to block sales of dr. reddy's opioid treatment. also the company says it's to provide an updated fully guidance and no later than november 1. this is the best performer. the worst performer is micro focus international, down 5.3% after it was cut. and i'm also looking at admiral group, down 1.8%. it's generally following down a confused.com survey that shows premiums shows the annual -- the largest annual fall in the quarter. guy: thank you very much indeed. l

there are constantly people coming in to use suboxone, and i have been doing it for two years. the opioid crisis has been going on for a while. i see more fentanyl now. , andnyl is quite dangerous that is what is driving the increase in overdose rates. >> there are lots of people who feel like, i don't want my kids to read stories that are sad, disturbing, downbeat, whatever. that is not a totally illegitimate thing to say, i went to choose -- want to choose as apparent when my kids understand stuff that might bring them grief. then there comes a point, they are 14 now, when are you going to introduce them to the idea that not everything is perfect outside of your all-white suburb? all of those factors swirled together to create the dumpster fire. >> science-fiction writer cory doctorow will be our guest on sunday, august 5 at 3:00 p.m. eastern, discussing his latest book, "walk away." interact with cory doctorow by phone, twitter, or facebook. our special series, in-depth, fiction addition, with cory doctorow, sunday, august 5 live from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> "washin

i'd like to give the side of the story, often untold, which is successful treatment with suboxone, a combination of and an opiate blocker. one tablet, you get the treatment and the blocker. you can't overdose or take opioids or whatever when you are on this, it will just make you sick. and it is a prescription where you go to the doctor, depending on how long you've been in treatment, you go weekly or monthly, and you just go in and pick up a prescription like any normal person, and you go to work. you don't have any cravings, and most of all, you don't partake in the addictive, self-destructive behaviors, which you do when you are an active addict. more like, in my view, a diabetic taking insulin so they can function properly. it is similar in that respect. it is not a substitution of one .ddiction over another it is a dependency, yes, but not an addiction. that is just my perspective. i hope it was helpful and informative. are talkinggain, we to dr. sally satel of the american enterprise institute, and reporter sunday i run on -- sandhya raman. -- our number here, for democrats, (2

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