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The COVID-19 Pandemic Gives Rise to Unhealthy Alcohol UseFor many people, drinking alcohol is a social activity. With social distancing, however, the socia
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The COVID-19 Pandemic Gives Rise to Unhealthy Alcohol UseFor many people, drinking alcohol is a social activity. With social distancing, however, the socia
COVID-19, Coping, and SupportMay is mental health awareness month, and it is more important than ever before. As we face the unprecedented effects of the c
In a particularly interesting Harvard Health blog, Dr. Peter Grinspoon uses his experience treating, and recovering from, opiate addiction to shine a light
The coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis has “upended daily life” and caused a spike in anti-anxiety prescriptions in the United States. In late March, 45% of peo
Before the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, drug and alcohol addiction was the public health crisis with the most headlines. While the news is
This year, alcohol awareness month, which happens every April, may be more important than ever before. Why?Americans Are Depending On Alcohol to CopeAccord
For many people recovering from alcohol addiction, 12-step meetings with Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups are a touchstone of their healing process. Unfort
Any person can develop an opioid dependency within 5 days of prescription use. That’s because opioids kill pain by releasing endorphins and creating a temp
Anyone can suffer from drug addiction, as evidenced by Safford, Arizona City Council Member Chris Taylor. Taylor is a combat veteran, a father of two, and
According to a recent study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, or JAMA, more Americans today are using heroin than those 20 year
An overdose should be a wake-up call for anyone addicted to opioids, but many young adults are not getting the help they need after these life-threatening
One of the most notorious drugs on the black market today is called “Mexican oxy” that is actually street fentanyl disguised as oxycodone. On Wednesday, Ja