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Fort Sanders, Tennessee - Knoxville, TN – ReVIDA® Recovery recently released a blog that explored the dangerous effects of mixing fentanyl and alcohol. (read more...)

Fort Sanders, Tennessee - Knoxville, TN - ReVIDA® Recovery posts regular blogs educating their community on substance use, and their latest information is about opioid tolerance. (read more...)

Fort Sanders, Tennessee - Knoxville, TN - ReVIDA® Recovery addressed that the consumption of fentanyl can cause seizures. (read more...)

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Fort Sanders, Tennessee - ReVIDA Recovery® Center Knoxville, a ReVIDA Recovery® Center based in Knoxville, TN, has recently published a blog post that explains the signs the buprenorphine (Suboxone®). (read more...)

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Fort Sanders, Tennessee - Knoxville, TN – ReVIDA® Recovery recently released a blog looking into the 313 Initiative and what it entails. (read more...)

Fort Sanders, Tennessee - Knoxville, TN - ReVIDA® Recovery published an article explaining what life might look like for someone who uses heroin. (read more...)

Fort Sanders, Tennessee - Knoxville, TN – ReVIDA Recovery® in Knoxville is weighing in on Appalachia’s opioid crisis with a newly published article entitled “Suboxone® (Buprenorphine): A Powerful Too. (read more...)

Fort Sanders, Tennessee - ReVIDA Recovery® Knoxville, based in Tennessee, has published a new blog post that aims to help their community learn how to identify the signs of an individual who has a fe. (read more...)

Fort Sanders, Tennessee - ReVIDA Recovery® Knoxville, a company based in Knoxville, TN, has recently released a guide on how to taper off buprenorphine (Suboxone®). (read more...)

Fort Sanders, Tennessee - Knoxville, TN: Recently, Lee Dilworth, the Founder and CEO of ReVIDA Recovery Centers published a piece in The Johnson City Press discussing ways for Appalachian communities. (read more...)