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Drinking is Safer in Groups
Drinking is Safer in Groups Research led by psychologists from the University of Kent and the University of East Anglia (England)…
Read MoreImprove Addiction Recovery with Mindfulness
Improve Addiction Recovery with Mindfulness Addiction has generally been characterized as a chronic relapsing condition, causing physical or psychological need for…
Read MoreSynthetic Marijuana Facts
Synthetic Marijuana Facts Synthetic marijuana is very different from marijuana. Called by names like Spice, K2, No More Mr. Nice Guy,…
Read MoreScreening for Substance Abuse in Emergency Departments
Screening for Substance Abuse in Emergency Departments Drug-related emergency department (ED) visits have steadily increased, with substance users relying heavily on…
Read MoreCollege Binge Drinking for Social Satisfaction
College Binge Drinking for Social Satisfaction Binge drinking is defined as consuming at least four drinks for women and five drinks…
Read MoreThe Problem of Prescription Painkillers
The Problem of Prescription Painkillers Opioids have proven efficacy and relative safety for treating acute pain and pain during terminal illness,…
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Edible Pot: One Problem of Marijuana Legalization
Edible Pot: One Problem of Marijuana Legalization The Colorado marijuana industry has produced marijuana-infused edible products that are so tasty,…
Read MoreTragic Reality of Substance Abuse in South Africa
Tragic Reality of Substance Abuse in South Africa South Africa, a giant in the global drug trade, is at breaking point…
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PTSD and the Children of Veterans
PTSD and the Children of Veterans PTSD not only affects veterans, but the families of veterans also can feel its “aftershocks”…
Read MoreChanging Cues that Encourage Addiction
Changing Cues that Encourage Addiction The brain controls not only the body, but also motivation and learning. New insight into neurodegenerative…
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