Godspeed
Springfield residents to march 40 miles, demand end to 'cruel' policies cincinnati.com/story/news/po… via @enquirer
It just got easier to float Cincinnati's central waterway wvxu.org/local-news/2025-09-…
📢 the new @CincyIM paper just dropped
Navigating the Discontinuity Crisis in Medical Education | New England Journal of Medicine nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
Michael Binder, MD MPH retweeted
So exited to bring another episode of Curbsiders Addiction Med to you with @ACAAMorg !
🎙️ New Curbsiders Addiction Medicine episode!
Chronic Pain & Opioid Use Disorder w/ Dr. Jessie Merlin 💊🔥 @JessicaMerlinMD
Practical, compassionate strategies for tough cases. Tune in!
thecurbsiders.com/curbsiders…
#Curbsiders #AddictionMedicine #ChronicPain #OUD #MedEd
Michael Binder, MD MPH retweeted
The opioid epidemic remains a pressing public health crisis, and physicians play a pivotal role in combating it by providing evidence-based treatment, fostering prevention, and supporting recovery efforts of those with opioid use disorder tinyurl.com/3s4pxuyv #MedEd @Binder_MD
Physicians and parents agree that standard time is the way to go. Well said, TD.
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Michael Binder, MD MPH retweeted
Celebrating 1 year of the @UCincyIM resident run addiction clinic today! So much fun caring for patients and teaching residents to deliver evidence based addiction care! @Binder_MD @drffarrukh @baileym_13 @marisabrizzi
Addiction Medicine - University of Cincinnati Internal Medicine Residency youtu.be/C-qqHFOb72Q?si=rOTh… via @YouTube
To all the MS-4 students putting their applications together, I invite you to apply to residency here at UC!
For those taking the upcoming Addiction Medicine boards, here are some things that I found particularly helpful:
1. @jtrebach's How to Study guide as a framework [nitter.cf/jtrebach/status/159801…]
2. ASAM Board review questions: BEST exam, most effective thing: elearning.asam.org/products/…
3. ASAM Essentials of Addiction Medicine book/questions
4. UCSF Addiction Psychiatry Bootcamp on Youtube: youtube.com/@ucsfaddictionps…
5. Curbsiders Addiction Medicine podcast: thecurbsiders.com/addiction
Those things are more than enough to slay this test. Good luck!
#AddictionBoards
West Virginia is the state hardest hit by drug overdoses deaths.
West Virginians would benefit from politicians who understand and champion treatment for people with opioid use disorder.
The Capito Administration will put Fentanyl dealers in jail for life. #WVGovDebate
The new Long Block group is starting in Hoxworth clinic next week.
Lots of good folks have been through it before.
Phil keeping it real, talking about gambling addiction and recovery. Respect to him for this.
Most of you will enjoy this football season with moderation while having lots of fun and entertainment. The fantasy leagues will provide banter amongst friends and money won or lost betting won’t affect you. I wont be betting this year because I crossed the line of moderation and into addiction which isn’t any fun at all. The money wasn’t ever the issue since our financial security has never been threatened, but I was so distracted I wasn’t able to be present with the ones I love and caused a lot of harm. This lack of presence has been so hurtful. “You’re here but you’re not with us,” is something I’ve been told often throughout my addiction. It affected those I care about in ways I wasn’t aware or could fully understand. It’s like a hurricane is going on outside and I’m isolated in a shelter oblivious to what was happening. When I came out there was so much damage to clean up that I just wanted to go back inside and not deal with it.
If you ever cross the line of moderation and enter into addiction, hopefully you won’t confuse your enablers as friends like I did. Hopefully you won’t have to deal with these difficult moments publicly so others can profit off you like I have. But hopefully you WILL have a strong and supportive partner who is willing to help you through being your worst self, and through your worst moments like I have in Amy. She has loved me and supported me through my darkest and most difficult times. I couldn’t have gotten through this without her. I’m so grateful for her strength in helping us get through the many challenges I’ve created for us. Because of her love,support,and commitment, I’m back on track to being the person I want to be.
After many years of receiving professional help, not gambling, and being in recovery from my addictions, I’m now able to sit still, be present in the moment and live each day with an inner calm and peace. I still have a lot of cleaning up to do with those I love the most but I’m doing it slowly and as best I can.
This football season and beyond, enjoy yourself with moderation so it doesn’t detract from your ability to be present. In my experience, the moments with the ones you love will be far more remembered than any bet you win or fantasy league triumph.
“WV pepperoni rolls” we’re on the menu at the hospital cafeteria earlier today.
They were going fast!
This is worth a read, for all physicians.
A doctor at my hospital committed suicide last year. It wasn't talked about, really.
I don't know what was going on with them, but I know about rampant moral injury.
Looking After Our Own | NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
Michael Binder, MD MPH retweeted
We cannot express how proud we are of Dr. Pritts and Dr. Knight's leadership and thankful for the entire care team supporting Damar Hamlin.
As the region's only Level 1 trauma center, UC Medical Center is uniquely and expertly equipped for moments like this. #HamlinStrong


















