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DeBinge Newsroom & Media Resources

DeBinge provides evidence-based educational resources, expert commentary and information relating to addiction treatment, relapse prevention, recovery and long-acting naltrexone. This newsroom is designed for journalists, researchers, podcasters, universities, healthcare professionals and others seeking clearly sourced information about these subjects.

Latest News

Latest DeBinge News

Recent DeBinge announcements, research-related updates, educational releases and media developments.

Latest Release

U.S. Long-Acting Naltrexone Implant Research Advances in 2026

September 26, 2026

Published first-in-human data and two recruiting U.S. Phase 1 studies show continued development of implantable naltrexone, while long-acting naltrexone implants remain investigational in the United States.

Research Update

U.S. Long-Acting Naltrexone Implant Research in 2026

September 26, 2026

A source-verified review of current U.S. development, including published Phase 1 evidence, recruiting implant programs, NIH/NIDA support and FDA regulatory status.

Media

Media Coverage

September 26, 2026

Verified interviews, podcast appearances, conference contributions and external media coverage involving DeBinge or its contributors.

Official Announcements

Press Releases

Official DeBinge press releases covering organisational developments, research-related announcements, educational initiatives, events and other verified news.

Each release should have a permanent URL, publication date, modification date where relevant, clearly identified publisher and appropriate source links.

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Research

Research Updates

Updates relating to published studies, clinical research, relapse prevention, naltrexone, substance-use treatment and areas of emerging evidence.

Research Library

Explore DeBinge research summaries and links to primary scientific literature relevant to addiction treatment and relapse prevention.

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Research Updates Archive

Follow new research developments and contextual explanations intended for journalists, clinicians and researchers.

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Expert Commentary

Expert Perspectives

DeBinge can help journalists identify appropriate professional perspectives on addiction treatment, relapse prevention, substance misuse and related subjects.

Clinical Expert

Dr Fergus Law, BSc, MBChB, FRCPsych

Consultant Psychiatrist specialising in substance misuse and addiction.

His profile provides professional background information for journalists and others researching addiction medicine and substance misuse.

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Background Resource

Dr George O’Neill

Background information relating to Dr George O’Neill and his work concerning long-acting naltrexone is available through the DeBinge expert resource section.

Journalists should refer to primary research and source documentation when reporting specific study findings.

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Media Coverage

Interviews, Podcasts & Media Coverage

Verified external interviews, podcast appearances, conference contributions and editorial coverage involving DeBinge or its contributors can be collected in this archive.

Only genuine published appearances should be listed. Each item should link directly to the original publisher, broadcaster, university, podcast or conference source.

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Journalist Resources

Background Resources for Reporting

Start with the subject area most relevant to your reporting. Clinical or statistical claims should always be checked against the original scientific source.

Treatment Evidence

Guidance on interpreting treatment outcomes, retention measures, abstinence definitions and reporting standards.

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Research Library

Access research summaries and primary-source references relevant to addiction treatment and naltrexone.

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Journalist Resource Centre

Reporting guidance, key terminology and source pathways for addiction-related journalism.

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Interview Requests

Request Expert Commentary or an Interview

Journalists, podcasters, researchers, universities and healthcare publications may contact DeBinge to request interviews or background commentary.

Please provide your organisation, intended subject, questions, format and deadline. Availability depends on the subject and the appropriate contributor.

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Media Kit

DeBinge Media Kit

Available Media Materials

  • Approved DeBinge organisation description
  • Approved logos
  • Approved clinic and team photography
  • Expert biographies
  • Research and background links
  • Media contact information

Editorial Use

Journalists and publishers should use approved materials in their intended editorial context and should not imply endorsement, affiliation or clinical conclusions that DeBinge has not stated.

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About DeBinge

About DeBinge

DeBinge provides information and treatment-related resources concerning addiction recovery, relapse prevention and long-acting naltrexone.

DeBinge is located in Nassau, The Bahamas. References to U.S. cities, states or other international locations within educational content do not mean that DeBinge operates a treatment facility in those locations.

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Medical Information

Medical Information Disclaimer

DeBinge newsroom materials are provided for general educational, journalistic and informational purposes. They are not a substitute for individual medical assessment, diagnosis or treatment.

Treatment suitability must be determined by appropriately qualified clinicians. Treatment outcomes vary between individuals, and no treatment can guarantee recovery, abstinence or prevention of relapse.

Regulatory status, approval, availability and clinical use of particular medicines, devices or treatment approaches may vary between jurisdictions.

Where scientific findings are discussed, journalists and researchers should consult the cited primary studies for methodology, limitations, patient populations and outcome definitions.

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Media Contact

Journalists, broadcasters, researchers, universities, podcast producers and healthcare publications can contact DeBinge for verified background information, interview enquiries and media resources.

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