Drug Dealers Refuse to Sell Crack in Rio
You won’t believe who’s behind the decision to stop selling crack cocaine in the slums around Rio: the drug dealers themselves.
You won’t believe who’s behind the decision to stop selling crack cocaine in the slums around Rio: the drug dealers themselves.
It’s official: Marijuana use during the teen years really can make you dumber. A new study proves it.
A Heroes in Recovery 6K Run/Walk is taking place on October 6 to support those in recovery and break the stigma associated with addiction.
Suicide rates among soldiers are at a record high, but will a new anti-depressant and delivery method help lower that number?
Adults aren’t the only ones at risk of overdose or even death from powerful opioid painkillers.
Back-to-school time is a good reminder to tell teens and college students about the health issues associated with drinking and prescription meds.
Aging baby boomers aren’t giving up their use of recreational drugs as they get older, leading to new health concerns and skyrocketing abuse rates.
If you ever wondered who makes decisions about what constitutes a disorder or a disease, we have the answer.
Those suffering with bipolar disorder are often still hesitant to admit the problem because of the stigma associated with this misunderstood disease.
A new study suggests that nearly half of all women who undergo fertility treatments show signs of post-traumatic stress disorder.
A new study shows the pull of social networking is strong and many would give up cars, fast food and showering just to stay connected.
They’re at the top of their game and seemingly in prime physical shape, but in pursuit of excellence some athletes fall prey to harmful practices like bulimia.
The President’s Affordable Care Act is being cheered by many treatment advocacy groups for the parity it promises to bring to addiction and mental health issues.
That old excuse of “it can’t happen here” no longer holds up when it comes to prescription addiction. Everyone from small towns to big cities is at risk.
The Gatlin Brothers and Darrell Hammond to perform at annual East Coast conference for mental health professionals.
A smoking orangutan has been sent to detox in Indonesia, illustrating how nicotine can be a powerful drug for any primate—and it carries the same health risks.
Can a new state law curb prescription drug abuse?
Some athletes face a ban for failed drug tests while others never even made it to London due to failing past tests, showing that doping is not going anyway anytime soon.
What will this mean for the recovery community who sees the coffee giant as a safe place to hang out post-treatment?
A new study shows a sharp increase in the instance of emotional disorders like PTSD and depression among soldiers. Who is at the highest risk?