Dr. Jason Powers, MD

Positive Recovery MD

Dr. Jason Powers, MD

  • The Truth about Opioid Overdose with Dr. Mark Gold

The Truth about Opioid Overdose with Dr. Mark Gold

Tuesday 23rd April 2024

Explore the enlightening discussion on addiction medicine with Dr. Mark Gold on the Positive Recovery MD podcast. Gain insights into the complexities of addiction treatment, opioid impact on the brain, and the nuances of overdose versus poisoning.
30 minutes
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Positive Recovery MD
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Dr. Jason Powers, MD
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Decoding Addiction Medicine: Insights from Dr. Mark Gold on Positive Recovery MD Podcast

Episode Overview

  • Dr. Mark Gold shares insights on addiction medicine and treatment evolution
  • Discussion on the impact of opioids on brain function and the nuances of overdose
  • Importance of comprehensive addiction treatment highlighted by Dr. Gold
  • Exploration of destigmatizing language in addressing addiction
  • Challenges and advancements in addiction medicine discussed
The research shows that opioids cause neuro syndromes that we forget about. Those in long-term programs learn how to live again, embracing the rules of organized, civilized life. Welcome to Positive Recovery MD.
The Positive Recovery MD podcast, hosted by Dr. Jason Powers and co-host George Joseph, recently featured the renowned Dr. Mark Gold in an enlightening discussion. Dr. Gold shared his vast knowledge in addiction medicine, highlighting the evolution of addiction treatment, the impact of opioids on the brain, and the complexities of overdose versus poisoning. His insights shed light on the challenges and advancements in addiction medicine, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive treatment and destigmatizing language in addressing addiction.