Dinner may just be the most important meal of the day – at least when it comes to keeping kids off drugs.

Is there a connection between the malnutrition and drug use? Why do so many who arrive for treatment show signs of malnutrition?

Lindsay Lohan is in jail, out of jail, and back in rehab – all in a matter of a few short days.

After a judge’s warning that slip-ups wouldn’t be tolerated, a failed drug sends Linsday Lohan back to jail.

Parents may feel uncomfortable talking to their kids and teens about drug use, but it’s still one of the best preventatives around.

A recent episode of Mad Men may have alluded to what researchers already know: Alcoholism affects the sense of smell, which can lead to other health issues.

Avoiding Relapse Triggers

So much that happens in Hollywood serves as a cautionary tale, but the Wall Street star’s recent admission of stage 4 throat cancer is particularly sobering.

After years of cigarette smoking being on the decline among teens and young adults, new trends have this vulnerable group lighting up again.

Homeless adults battling co-occurring disorders in the Northeast will have a better change of recovery, thanks to an influx of federal funding.

California alone is host to more than 50 events to highlight this month-long national focus on recovery.

Paris’ most recent arrest has some questioning why the famous get special treatment behind bars.

Trauma, rage, depression, codependency and other issues may be at the root of most eating disorders.

Not every drug dealer is the dangerous-looking guy on the corner. Some are simply working to feed their own habit.

September is National Recovery Month, a time to celebrate the progress being made in treatment and recovery and highlight the work still to be done.

The bodies of 72 migrant workers were found in Mexico, the latest victims of the country’s four-year war on drugs.

The latest National Institute on Drug Abuse stats show that there are many areas of improvement, but still areas for concern when it comes to teens and drug use.

Does what you eat have an impact on whether you will commit a crime? It may sound bizarre, but a new study links nutritional deficiencies to crime.

Meditation helps reduce stress levels, a new study proves.

One idyllic Connecticut town is experiencing what many others see coming: A drug problem among well-off teens with every opportunity available to them.