Drug Crisis: What is the Ohio State Doing to Control the Epidemic?

Pre-Conditions for the Growth of Addiction The United States faces a severe and multifaceted drug addiction crisis that has persisted for over two decades, with opioids serving as the primary driver of overdose mortality. Experts estimate that approximately 200,000 individuals in Ohio alone struggle with opioid addiction, reflecting a nationwide pattern of escalating substance use […]

Methadone – Medical Uses, Side Effects, and Addiction Risks

Opioids are a class of medications commonly used in medical settings to treat moderate to severe pain and, in specific circumstances, to support treatment for opioid use disorder. They work primarily by binding to opioid receptors in the brain and spinal cord, reducing the perception of pain and altering the body’s response to discomfort. Because […]

Narcotic Anonymous Meetings in North Carolina, Charlotte, USA

What is NA? Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a global support group dedicated to helping individuals struggling with drug addiction. The program operates in cities across the United States, and those interested in visiting meatings narcotics anonymous charlotte can find a free, community-based recovery process designed to provide ongoing support. NA offers regular group meetings where […]

Working with Methadone Doctors in Florida, Hillsborough, Tampa, USA

Methadone Treatment in Florida: Comprehensive Overview Training and Certification Methadone doctors in Florida, particularly in Hillsborough and Tampa, undergo specialized training that includes certifications specific to their practice. One crucial certification is the DATA 2000 Waiver, which allows healthcare providers to prescribe buprenorphine (such as Suboxone) for opioid use disorder treatment. However, for methadone, providers […]

Team

Email Professor Alan Sinclair Director Prof Sinclair is an internationally and nationally recognised researcher in the field of diabetes in older people. He is a World Health Organisation (WHO)-recognised expert in diabetes and in 2014 was appointed to the WHO and International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics (IAGG) Expert Group on Frailty reflecting his work in […]

Case Histories

Declining mental function in a patient that wants to remain independent – Professor Trisha Dunning Recurrent pain – Professor Trisha Dunning Recurrent falls in an older woman with diabetes – Professor Isabelle Bourdel-Marchasson An older patient with diabetes – managing clinical and social circumstances – Associate Professor Medha Munshi  

Current research projects

Ongoing Projects SPRINTT – The SPRINTT (Sarcopaenia & Physical fRailty iN older people: multi-component Treatment strategies) initiative consists of a large, multi-centre, randomised trial comparing the efficacy of a multi-component intervention (based on long-term structured physical activity and nutritional counselling) versus a Healthy Ageing Lifestyle Education (HALE) programme for preventing disability in older adults with physical […]

PowerPoint Lectures

The use of comprehensive geriatric assessment (part 1) – Professor Leocadio Rodriguez Manas and Dr Marta Castro Rodriguez  The use of comprehensive geriatric assessment (part 2) – Professor Leocadio Rodriguez Manas and Dr Marta Castro Rodriguez Epidemiology of functional impairment and disability in older people with diabetes – Professor Isabelle Bourdel-Marchasson Comorbidities and diabetes care […]

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