Doctors reluctant to treat addiction most commonly report lack of institutional support as barrier

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Doctors reluctant to treat addiction most commonly report lack of institutional support as barrier 07/17/2024 11:00 AM EDT
NIH study highlights need for greater education, training, and policies to increase adoption of evidence-based care for addiction among physicians.

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