What are clonazepam, diazepam and their –zepam cousins? Find out more about these often abused prescription meds better known as Valium, Ativan, etc.

What role should medication play in the world of substance abuse treatment and recovery?

Drug use is still an epidemic among U.S. teens. Who’s using and what drugs are popular now?

Will it one day be possible to customize our kids, ordering up offspring with specific traits and free of risk factors for certain diseases?

Suicide rates increase among drug and alcohol abusers and put users at greater risk.

The British are trying a radical new treatment for heroin addiction: giving them heroin – on the government’s dime.

This African psychoactive drug is being touted as a new way to kick opiate addiction, but treatment experts are skeptical of this unproven, risky method.

A Wisconsin company is working to develop a therapy in pill form to help those addicted to drugs, alcohol and nicotine.

Tennis great Andre Agassi admits to using crystal meth and lying about it to save his career in his new book, Open.

Injection drug users are at greater risk for blood-borne infections and overdose than other substance abusers.

Despite all the knowledge at their fingertips, kids today still aren’t able to “just say ‘no’” when it comes to drug use.

Can changes to the best-selling prescription painkiller OxyContin lower the likelihood of abuse? The manufacturer and the FDA hope so.

The celeb DJ and entrepreneur died of “acute intoxication” from a combination of drugs that included cocaine, Oxycodone, Vicodin, Ativan, Klonopin, Xanax and more.

As club drugs rise in popularity, The Canyon offers some facts on the psychedelic chemical, LSD.

The Canyon gives some details on the prescription drug, Demerol.

What makes OxyContin addiction so different from other prescription drug addictions?

Foundations Recovery Network, a dual diagnosis company, redesigns The Canyon’s Web site.