Substance Abuse
Each week new research is published journaling the opioid crisis. The information being gathered needs to be shared. More and
In 2012, every twenty-five minutes a baby was born with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS). In 2015, the rate increased to
Addiction is often depicted on television in either a watered down or exaggerated manner. Directors arrange scenes suited for families
New research finds that we may be able to predict which adolescents and teenagers will become heavy alcohol consumers, according
The reputation of the Greek college system of fraternities and sororities is seen as full of partying and drinking. Studies
Salvia is a plant belonging to the sage family that is considered a natural hallucinogen. It is used as a
A piece published in the Annals of Emergency Medicine finds that people are buying the over the counter medication Imodium
Unlike tobacco companies, alcohol companies are free to advertise their products on television. By doing so, they are exposing their
Health officials are growing concerned about the drug W-18, a powerful painkiller medication that is making its way into North
Drug use in low-income and resource-poor communities is much more prevalent than in communities with access to employment and strong
