"Addiction Medicine's Future" with guest Brian S. Fuehrlein, MD, PhD

This engaging dialogue between Dr. Gold and Dr. Fuehrlein serves as a celebratory reminder of how far addiction psychiatry has come and the promising advancements that lie ahead. As the conversation navigates through personal histories, mentorship, innovative treatment approaches, and the challenges of stigma, it reinforces the critical importance of continued research and education in the field. The insights gleaned from this discussion not only highlight the evolution of addiction psychiatry but also underscore the shared commitment of professionals to improve patient outcomes and foster a better understanding of substance use disorders within society. As the sector evolves, it holds near-boundless potential for future advancements, ultimately striving for a world where addiction is met with compassion, understanding, and effective treatment options.GUEST: Brian S., Fuehrlein, MD, PhD: Dr. Fuehrlein is currently an Addiction Psychiatry Fellow at Yale University and has accepted a position as Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of the Addiction Psychiatry Consult Service in the Department of Psychiatry at the College of Medicine, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.HOST: Mark S. Gold, MD, DFASAM, DFLAPA: Dr. Gold is a world-renowned expert on addiction-related diseases and has worked for 50+ years developing models for understanding the effects of opioids, tobacco, cocaine, and other drugs, as well as food, on the brain and behavior. He is professor (neuroscience), chief, Dizney distinguished professor, chairman (psychiatry), University of Florida College of Medicine, emeritus eminent scholar, and 17th U.F. distinguished alumni professor. He is also an adjunct professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO