Even with the most reticent patients, Dr. Kolhouse somehow uncovered the things that mattered most to them, discovering each one’s unique definition of a good day — and offering them more of those.

Audrey's recovery from a second back fusion surgery amazed her doctors and transformed her life after years of chronic, debilitating pain.

This cohort study of US adults receiving methadone to treat opioid use disorders examines changes in restart doses and health outcomes following the adoption of an individualized methadone restart pro...

CU physician Christine Neeb, MD, offers comprehensive care to Aurora residents with substance use disorders who were recently released from prison.

A Las Animas resident is now filling the gap he once fell through by starting a grassroots recovery group in a place where resources are limited.

This secondary analysis of a randomized clinical trial provided 5-year follow-up data for individuals with chronic back pain treated with pain reprocessing therapy, placebo, or usual care.

Vaping, or electronic cigarettes, are considered safer than combustible cigarettes. A CU researcher discusses their safety for a series on addiction.

CU graduate Jacob Plaisted, MD, shares how his mentor, Michelle Nikels, MD, taught him to be an empathetic physician over the past four years.

The Robert J. Glaser Award recognizes outstanding contributions to research, education, leadership, and mentoring in generalism in medicine.

The award, part of the Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine’s 30th anniversary, was given to the CU School of Medicine for its commitment to equitable access to educational and career opportuniti...