Young children aren’t immune to the danger of their parents’ addictions, as a chilling story from Missouri illustrates all to well.

New findings show that the brain can be trained to value delayed gratification, helpful in treating those who seek instant stimulation from addictive substances.

Can an addict’s brain be trained to value future consequences of drug use as a way to help treat addiction?

A New York Times article titled “Drink up, America. The government needs the money” outlines the way cash-strapped states are using alcohol sales to boost their bottom lines.

New legislation may make pseudoephedrine available by prescription only, as a way of thwarting those who seek the ingredient to make methamphetamine.

Redmond O’Neal’s ongoing drug problem is highlighted by another brush with the law, this time while back in court-ordered rehab, and it could land him in jail again.

These confusingly-named drugs have finally been labeled a controlled substance and are now illegal in the US.

New research shows that substance abuse is not a weakness of character or a choice but a clinical disease in need of professional treatment.

Is the anti-anxiety drug a quick fix or a drain on resources? Some doctors are stopping prescriptions altogether to wean patients off the popular medication.

National Recovery Month aims to bring hope to the issue of substance abuse, despite a continuing perception problem.

World Health Organization findings prove that mental health disorders are a bigger global problem than cancer or heart disease.

Treatment experts see this new finding as important because mental health issues like depression can make individuals more susceptible to substance abuse.

They agreed to speak in order to prevent other parents from going through the same thing.

For the entire month of September there’s a spotlight on addiction and treatment, and it’s more important than ever for all of us to understand this growing issue.

Former Predator Wade Belak is the latest in a series of young hockey players who have died recently. Is there a connection to depression, alcohol or prescription meds?

A new study shows testing teens for mental health issues may get them help before they turn to drugs, alcohol or suicide.

Can a new Israeli invention help partygoers know when their drinks have been spiked?

Foundations Recovery Network’s Nashville-area race draws attention to substance abuse issues while celebrating everyday heroes in recovery.

FRN’s Palm Springs, Ca. facility recognized for outstanding performance, innovative Patient-Centered Care Initiative

Narcotics allegedly found on Zachery Tims, past history of drug abuse may be a clue.