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Thanks to the multidisciplinary care at UF Health from Dr. Beduschi and his transplant team and the addiction treatment program with Dr. Scott Teitelbaum at the Florida Recovery Center, Liza is thriving, living a happy, healthy life in sobriety.
Dr. Kent Mathias, an assistant professor of psychiatry and addiction at the University of Florida College of Medicine, noted that reversing isotonitazene overdoses with Narcan is challenging outside of a hospital, often requiring higher doses than standard kits provide—doses that most first responders or the public don’t carry.
Once again, the UF Health Florida Recovery Center received national recognition as it cements its status among the very best addiction treatment centers in the country. For the second straight year, the UF Health Florida Recovery Center was ranked No. 1 in Florida in Newsweek’s “America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers”…
UF Addiction Medicine specialists discuss the alarming rise in fentanyl-related overdoses and the critical obstacles to treatment, including stigma and access to care.
Visit here to register for the UF Health FRC’s annual Run 4 Recovery 5k that will take place on Sept. 28.
Takahiro Soda, M.D., Ph.D., an assistant professor with the University of Florida department of psychiatry, has received a prestigious K23 grant from the National Institutes of Health, which supports clinical investigators in developing their research skills in patient-oriented studies. With this grant, Dr. Soda intends to explore…
On August 3rd, several of our psychiatry residents attended the Free Health Fair for Back to School, organized by the UF College of Medicine Equal Access Clinic and Children Beyond Our Borders, Inc., a non-profit organization based in Gainesville, Florida. Their mission is to improve the quality…
University of Florida, Department of Psychiatry Assistant Professor, Shixie “Max” Jiang, MD has been appointed a member of the Editorial Board for Scientific Reports, a journal from Nature Journal’s publishing group. Scientific Reports launched in 2011 as a multidisciplinary, online-only, open access publication covering all areas of the natural…
Dr. Carol Mathews explains hoarding, a psychiatric illness affecting about 4% of the population, and her new study seeking better screening methods to identify those with the condition. Learn more about her research project looking for clues to identify early warnings of hoarding: http://bit.ly/3U3MCNG…
