Senior Adults Are Not Immune to Prescription Painkiller Addiction
New Report Reveals Increasing Rate of Opioid Abuse Among Aging Adults in America According to a recent report issued by the Agency for Healthcare Research
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New Report Reveals Increasing Rate of Opioid Abuse Among Aging Adults in America According to a recent report issued by the Agency for Healthcare Research
Every year, NAADAC takes a day to recognize the addiction and recovery professionals who help people struggling with substance use disorder every day as pa
In the digital age, online medical organizations, healthcare groups, and the like can more easily provide services and communicate with clients and patient
Our team at Decision Point Center – the leading name in drug and alcohol addiction treatments in Prescott – proudly supports military service members and v
Drug addiction and overdose are responsible for over 70,000 deaths per year. To combat this rising statistic, Sally J. Finn established the first Overdose
Facebook Searches for Opioids Now Route Users to Drug Abuse ServicesFacebook has long been a popular meeting place for drug dealers and buyers. Until recen
Opioid addiction is a serious health condition that comes in many forms and afflicts many different types of people. The problem is so widespread, the Cent
Why Are Women in America More Susceptible to Opioid Addiction?The rate of opioid addiction among American women continues to grow, and many are wondering w
Decision Point Center is proud to provide addiction treatments and therapies to the people of Prescott, Arizona. We have gained a reputation for providing
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison discovered that neglect, violence, abuse, and trauma endured early in life can affect a child’s molecula
Why Is Patient Brokering Bad for Consumers?There are myriad third-party referral services that have historically either directed those in need of substance
More Americans, especially young adults, are dying from liver disease, according to a new study from the University of Michigan.The paper, published in The