Recursive Adaptation - Addiction Medicine and Policy
Nicholas Reville, J., Karam Elabd, Noah Davis, Lindsay Holden, Nick HortonBreakthrough science and strategy for addiction and mental health. Completely free to subscribe.
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WaPo covers both of CASPR's GLP-1 for addiction pilot programs
Yesterday the Washington Post ran a great article on Sunday which covers both of the GLP-1 for SUD pilot programs that CASPR has co-created and funded, one at Caron in PA / FL and one at OpenDoors in RI. As far as we know, these are the onl...
We should ban microbets and prop bets in gambling apps
Just a couple weeks after the huge NBA gambling scandal that broke a few weeks ago, two MLB players on the Guardians have been indicted “on charges they took bribes from sports bettors to throw certain types of pitches, including tossing ba...
NYTimes Covers Our GLP-1s for Post-Incarceration Women Program
Maia Szalavitz has a great article in the New York Times today covering the Open Doors / CASPR program, SheThrives, which is offering GLP-1s to women with substance use disorder history who are in post-incarceration housing. We are very pro...
How sports betting apps use behavior design to drive user addiction
In 2018, the Supreme Court struck down the federal ban on sports gambling. Almost immediately, the industry took off. Sports betting is currently legal in 38 states, while American companies made about $13.78B in revenue on $149.9B in bets ...
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In need of a newsletter to hold myself accountable to my new year's resolutions | Selectively Curious
Wrong until I write
Writer, editor, and co-founder of Three Point Four Media.
Managing Director @ CASPR
Co-Executive Director of OpenDoors (opendoorsri.org), an agency which provides support to justice-involved individuals in RI.
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