Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) affects more people than you’d think and costs the US billions per year.

An incident on a university campus has people talking about the alcohol enema trend which may have led to one student’s .45 blood alcohol level.

Experts need to be aware of the practice of alcohol enemas (also called “butt chugging”), because it may be happening on college campuses.

A new crop of lab-created substances with names such as “Smiles” are hitting the streets.

Don't wait for an addiction to get worse before you look into how to make things better. In the world of substance abuse, rock bottom may be too late.

Renowned actor, comedian and New York Times best-selling author joins legendary country artist and songwriter for a Foundations Recovery Network conference on integrated treatment

Online nominations begin now with awards being presented at Foundations Recovery Network’s spring 2013 Freedom and Recovery Conference

Is there any truth to the popular myth that using “gateway” drugs will lead to hardcore drug use?

This powerful opioid painkiller isn’t as well known as some other drugs, but it’s just as dangerous when misused.

It may not rate as a clinical diagnosis like drug abuse or alcoholism, but the problem is real and has some definite similarities to substance abuse.

Nigerian gold medalist Chioma Ajunwa-Opara is on a crusade to get the message out about the dangers of drugs to athletes and how to win drug-free.

An Albuquerque candy shop is selling treats inspired by the show Breaking Bad that mimic a popular and dangerous drug, stirring a nationwide debate.

Addiction rates and types vary greatly by location, but the stats in this new report will likely surprise both city-dwellers and their country counterparts.

An elderly New York woman will be sentenced soon on two felony drug counts, proving you’re never too old to make bad decisions.

President Felipe Calderon thinks so, insisting his administration has made progress in bringing down the cartels.

Drugs like thalidomide have caused birth defects and even death, so how do they make it market and into our medicine cabinets?

Online activity, like how often you chat, email or switch between Web applications, can show that you’re depressed – before you’re even aware yourself.

All addictions are not created equal, and if someone is mixing substances, it’s important for treatment professionals to be aware when that person enters a program.

A Heroes in Recovery 6K Run/Walk event is taking place on October 6 to support those in recovery and break the stigma associated with addiction.