My husband Gary has served as a firefighter for 20 years. First responders are trained to push through: the call, the shift, the next call. That training saves lives. It also means the people closest to them, and often first responders themselves, are the last to see the strain building. So the question at the center of Promises Recovery is simple to ask and hard to answer: can we see strain earlier, before a person has to raise their hand? One place researchers are looking i

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In the realm of addiction research and education, The PIR Center of Excellence is looking to make significant strides. PIR aims to...