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ATTC: Workforce Needs to Be More Diverse and Better Trained AdCare's Hospital Status Serves it Well in Massachusetts Some Payers Still Defy Parity Law with ‘Fail‐First’ and Reviews Congress, Counselors Still Waiting for SAMHSA Workforce Report Briefly Noted Coming up     

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Primary Care Physicians Still Challenged by Lab Tests, AUDIT Causal Link Shown Between Alcohol Ads and Increased Drinking in Young People Injectable Naltrexone Moves Closer to Final Approval Mobile Clinics Seen as Improving Access to Methadone Briefly Noted Coming up     

Very Preterm and Full‐Term Infants’ Response to Socio‐Emotional Stress: The Role of Postnatal Maternal Bonding

Very preterm (VPT) infants are at risk for altered socio‐emotional stress regulation, even in the absence of perinatal complications. Moreover, becoming a mother of a VPT infant is a traumatic event, which might affect the establishment of a bonding relationship toward the infant during the postnatal period. The main aim of the present study was to assess the association between maternal postnatal bonding and socio‐emotional stress response in 3‐month‐old VPT infants, compared to full‐term (FT) controls. Thirty‐three VPT and 28 FT infant‐mother dyads underwent the maternal Face‐to‐Face Still‐Face (FFSF) procedure to assess socio‐emotional stress regulation. Maternal postnatal bonding was measured through the Maternal Post‐Natal Attachment Scale (MPAS), which includes three scales: Quality of attachment, Absence of hostility, and Pleasure in interaction. The VPT infants exhibited less self‐directed and other‐directed regulatory behaviors during the Still‐Face episode. Mothers of VPT infants reported lower Quality of attachment compared to FT counterparts. Importantly, higher levels of Quality of attachment were associated with more other‐directed behaviors during the Still‐Face episode in FT dyads, whereas this was not observed in VPT dyads. In conclusion, VPT infants might be exposed to a double‐risk condition for socio‐emotional development, encompassing both difficulties in stress response and the exposure to a less‐than‐optimal maternal bonding.     

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PRIDE Still Stands Out as Site Tailored to LGBT Clients OptumHealth Uses its Pharmacy Data to Identify, Treat Addicted Patients Benefits of Recovery Checkups Presented at NAATP Casino Expansion in New York Moves Forward Building Recovery Capital in San Diego ‘Enthusiasm and Togetherness’ at NAATP Conference Briefly Noted Names in the News Coming up     

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ASAM Report Finds Governments, Insurers Thwart MAT despite Opioid Epidemic Providers Face Tough Decisions as Health Premiums Keep Rising CSAM on Realignment in California: Opportunity for Change Report: Opioids Still Predominate in Twin Cities Heroin ODs Increasing in Maine, State Says Briefly Noted State News Coming up     

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Michigan Requires Addiction Credentials for FQHC‐SUD Medicaid Services Funding Is Still Elusive for Treatment of Offenders Probuphine Rejection by FDA: Adequate Dosing a Key Concern N.H. Advocates Send Senate Video Postcards in Funding Plea Self‐Medicating Mood with Alcohol Linked to Dependence Briefly Noted State News Names in the News Coming up     

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New Jersey Drug Court Expansion: A Question of Timing and Scale Experience in Justice Leads TC to Work with Other Populations GAO Report Finds Plans Still Exclude Treatments for SUDs New York Moves to Eliminate ‘Stop‐and‐Frisk’ Marijuana Arrests Rx Database Law Signed in Tennessee Briefly Noted State News Names in the News Coming up     

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Canadian Food Addiction Study Highlights Links to Obesity Yale Food Addiction Scale Same‐Day Access in Many OTPs, but Some Subgroups Face Waits SAMHSA Starts to Back off on Confidentiality of Patient Records Ensuring Confidentiality in Electronic Health Records Information on Exchanges and SUD Services Still Lacking Medicaid Managed Care for SUDs and Mental Health Delayed in New York State News Coming up     

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Parity Lawsuits Proceed against United, Cigna and Anthem Mutual Trust, Compatible Missions among Keys to Affiliation Success Workforce, Parity Rule Key to Future of Treatment under ACA Treatment Fully Funded in Fla., Additional Money for Mothers Nationwide Survey Documents Benefits of Recovery Overdoses Still Going up in Ohio, but Rate of Increase Slows Briefly Noted State News Obituary Coming up     

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Buprenorphine Produces Less Withdrawal in Babies Than Methadone Agency's Reduction of Wait Times Opens Opportunity in Court System Netsmart: HITECH Funds are Available, 42 CFR Part 2 Still up in Air TRI and the Partnership: Helping Parents Help Their Teenagers McLellan to Start New Center at U. Penn Briefly Noted In the States Names in the News Coming up     

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SAMHSA's Budget Request Again Seeks to Cut SA Prevention Set‐Aside Seattle OTP Emphasizes Safety Amid Policy Responses to Rx Abuse 3 States Use Rx Monitoring for Public Health, Not Enforcement OTPs and Tennessee Still at Loggerheads on Methadone ACA Requires Residential Treatment Coverage: Legal Opinion Briefly Noted Coming up     

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Wyoming Moves to Expand SBIRT to Include Follow‐Ups ICM Study Points to Importance of Long‐Term Recovery Supports Good News in Pennsylvania, But Work Still to be Done Stimulus Package: Contact Your Senators and Representatives Update: Field Coalition Meeting ‘Positive’ Sexual Health: A New Ally in Addiction Treatment Improvement Drug Czar at Last? Briefly Noted State News Coming up     

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35 ‘Best Practices’ Identified for PDMPs; Referral to Treatment Not Included St. Louis Nonprofit Expands with Uncommon Business Model The Best Practices SAMHSA Still Trying to Blend MH and SA via BG Application IOM Calls for Better SUD Treatment in Military VA‐SAMHSA EHR Project Keeps SUD Treatment Data Private Briefly Noted Names in the News Coming up Corrections     

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CSAT's Clark Retires, Leaving Questions about 42 CFR Part 2 and Bupe Cap Still Important to Chase Grants, but with Eye to Sustainability AAC IPO a Positive Move Despite Uncertainties of Insurance Do Addiction Treatment Programs Need Google to Get Patients? Federal Indictments Handed Down in Buprenorphine‐Lab Scam FAVOR and YPR to Merge Amidst Funding and Leadership Issues Briefly Noted Coming up     

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New York Advocates See Task Force Report as Call for Treating Troubled Youths Insurance Companies Still Control Access to Treatment Via Medical Management New Directions for SAMHSA Under Health Reform and Hyde How to Use the Monitoring the Future (MTF) Survey for 2009 Highlights from the MTF Survey, 2009 Briefly Noted State News Call for Presentations Coming up     

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Patient‐Author Explains How Treatment Programs Could Change to Reduce Relapse Recovery Definition and Measures Still Under Development at SAMHSA Provider Sees Major Growth Through Outpatient Care Continuum Caron Acquires Hanley Center Update: FDA and NIDA Statements on Vivitrol Letter Legislators Ask Administration to Issue Guidelines on Parity Enforcement Briefly Noted Business News Coming up     

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Treatment for Child Welfare Families Continues Amid Lawsuit Over Jail Terms Governor Restores $3 Million to Florida's Treatment Programs Toll‐Free Lines Help Connect Callers to Local Treatment Programs Stimulus Package: Still no $100 Million for Block Grant Case Management Helps Substance Abusing Women on Welfare Briefly Noted State News Resources Business Names in the News Coming up     

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Two‐Year Cap in Maine Eased for Methadone, Still Retroactive for Bupe First Recovery Community Center in R.I. a Creation of a CMHC Group Launched to Combat Mixed Marijuana Messages Michigan Considers Merging Mental Health, Substance Abuse Readers: The Best and Worst of 2012, Hopes and Fears for 2013 Ira Marion, MAT Champion, Leaves Legacy of Compassion Coming up     

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