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ASAM Supports Bill to Expand Methadone Access for Opioid Use Disorder

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By Sabrina Martinez
| Psychiatry Advisor Verified
The American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) announces its support for the introduction of bipartisan legislation, The Modernizing Opioid Treatment Access Act 2.0 of 2026 (MOTAA 2.0), passed by Senators Ed Markey and Rand Paul, with the purpose of improving access to methadone by allowing highly trained practitioners, including addiction specialist physicians, to prescribe methadone at community pharmacies. This information was published in a press release on the ASAM website.
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Addressing the Emotional and Psychologic Toll of a Cancer Diagnosis

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By Sabrina Martinez, Jason Harris Verified
| Cancer Therapy Advisor Verified
Patients with cancer experience distress not only from receiving a jarring diagnosis, but also a treatment regimen that can be difficult and debilitating, additional challenges to relationships that might be fraught already, significant financial stress, and the reality of death. Many also experience thoughts of fear of recurrence, stress, depression, anxiety, self-consciousness, and loneliness.1 The mental and emotional burden of cancer can be as difficult as enduring the disease itself.
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Addressing the Emotional and Psychologic Toll of a Cancer Diagnosis

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By Sabrina Martinez, Cody Cotner, Wendy Baer
| Psychiatry Advisor Verified
Patients with cancer experience distress not only from receiving a jarring diagnosis, but also a treatment regimen that can be difficult and debilitating, additional challenges to relationships that might be fraught already, significant financial stress, and the reality of death. Many also experience thoughts of fear of recurrence, stress, depression, anxiety, self-consciousness, and loneliness.1 The mental and emotional burden of cancer can be as difficult as enduring the disease itself.
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