Military and Veteran Suicides Rise Despite Aggressive Prevention Efforts

Published September 5, 2013

Military And Veteran Suicides Rise Despite Aggressive Prevention Efforts
This shift inside the military community is causing defense officials to broaden their suicide-prevention campaigns to include servicemen and women who may be struggling with mental health issues, substance abuse, family dysfunction, financial problems … Read more on Huffington Post

Ohio program to help drug-addicted babies, mothers
The symptoms can be uncomfortable for an adult. But for newborns who likely have low-birth weights, the nausea and dehydration can be life-threatening, said Dr. Mark Hurst, medical director for the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Read more on News & Observer

KemPharm Continues to Expand its Pain Therapy Pipeline with Discovery of …
In preclinical studies, KP606 exhibited superior pharmacological characteristics that suggest an improved safety profile compared to currently marketed oxycodone products, possibly reducing or preventing symptoms of constipation and limiting abuse … Read more on PR Newswire (press release)