1.Correction: Drug Addiction Treatment-App Story

a new mobile application used to help treat drug addiction in Montana, The Associated Press erroneously reported the name of the founder of GoMo Health, the company that developed the app. (usnews.com)

 

2.Delta variant brings concern for workers in addiction recovery centers

The delta variant has people across the country worried about what COVID-19 restrictions could return. Among the most concerned are those who work in addiction recovery. (ksby.com)

 

3.How Amy Winehouse’s legacy is helping women in addiction recovery

Amber left rehab 18 months ago. She’d been staying at friend’s houses or her partner’s with no place of her own to call home. (bbc.com)

 

4.Spanberger, sheriff press for more addiction recovery funding

His life started spiraling after he fell 32 feet from a utility pole. In 2003, Kevin Peterson was working as a lineman repairing power lines during Hurricane Isabel when he slipped and fell, seriously injuring his back. (chesterfieldobserver.com).

 

5.Expansion plan for Kingston addiction recovery center raises concerns

A Kingston addiction recovery center’s expansion in Midtown Kingston has some neighbors nervous. With the plans already moving forward, the center’s leaders are trying to turn those wary neighbors into supporters. (spectrumlocalnews.com)