Could French legislation curbed at cutting drunk driving deaths catch on here in the US?

NIDA Director Dr. Nora Volkow’s love of science is credited for breaking down misinformation and pushing forward in the study of addiction.

A new technology could keep impaired drivers from ever getting behind the wheel.

America’s decision to wage a war on drugs may have inadvertently contributed to the stigma of addiction, but change is happening.

Two new injections may cure cocaine abuse by blocking the drug before it gets to the brain.

The so-called “zombie attack” that included the alleged perpetrator chewing on his victim’s face was apparently not fueled by these powerful synthetic drugs, but the crackdown continues.

Fireworks displays may bring back bad battlefield memories for those who experienced combat in Iraq or Afghanistan, making them anything but a fun way to celebrate our independence.

It may have fallen out of favor since its 1960s heyday, but LSD is still just as dangerous – and as easy to get.

These retro hallucinogens may not be as popular as they once were, but they haven’t disappeared. They’re also very dangerous.

New research finds that a correlation between genetics and prescription drug abuse.

Food issues aren’t just for the young, according to a new study that found middle-aged and elderly women struggle at nearly the same rate.

What’s happening south of the border is an issue for the US because cartels are thriving as a result of our demand for drugs.

Often thought of as a boys’ disease, experts are seeing a spike in adult women seeking treatment for ADHD.

Who needs the patch or nicotine gum? New research shows that those who continue the breathing practiced by smokers have an easier time quitting.

New medical director’s Stress Management for Chronic Pain program brings relief for chronic pain sufferers battling prescription dependence or abuse.

Noted psychiatrist and addiction medicine specialist is named medical director; he brings his skills to an integrated treatment program in Memphis, Tennessee.

You can’t be too careful when it comes to your kids, but do you know what to look for when it comes to signs of substance abuse?

This civilized way to smoke makes it easier to ignore the health risks, but the same health hazards apply.

Cutting and consuming alcohol may have more in common than you think: Both are ways of dealing with unwanted feelings or pain.

Fake versions of this hard-to-get ADHD med are popping up online and pose a real health danger because they lack the active ingredients of the original.